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Palestinian Authority (PA) textbooks used in Palestinian schools across the Occupied Palestinian Territory have been a subject of sustained international scrutiny. ... Based on existing evidence, this review identifies that the textbooks largely align with UNESCO’s Recommendation on Education for Peace and Human Rights (2023a; 2023b). It finds that the textbooks demonstrate a strong commitment to human rights education, global citizenship education, political participation, interfaith dialogue, coexistence, and tolerance, in line with the UNESCO Recommendation on Education for Peace and Human Rights. The textbooks include critical perspectives on Israel, reflecting Palestinians’ historical and political
experiences under military occupation. This aligns with the UNESCO Recommendation on Education for Peace and Human Rights (2023a, para. 24) in relation to curriculum and pedagogy that emphasise critical engagement with colonialism and neo-colonialism, and is also consistent with international research showing that textbooks in protracted conflict
contexts often engage with the realities and power dynamics shaping learners’ lives.
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https://www.educ.cam.ac.uk/centres/real/publications/PA_textbooks_review.pdf
#Palestine
Bilal Barakat 🍉
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