Factors That Promote Implementation of Peace Education Training. Peace Education Miniprints No. 94 / Ian M. Harris, Jessica Glowinski and Nancy Perleberg Bjerstedt, Ake

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Bjerstedt, Ake
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Peace Education; Conflict Resolution.; Elementary Secondary Education.
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Peace education has come a long way, but its history is not very well known. This text gives an historical overview, focusing on European developments from 1843-1939. Cites the London Peace Conference of 1843 and the Universal Peace Conferences as examples of bridging the principles of peace and the classroom. Glimpses are given of a number of important peace educators and activists. Early educational and psychological research is illustrated with Jean Piaget's work. The text asks these questions of the future: "How can the culture of peace become a world culture?"; "How will the educational system face up to the challenges of an ever-changing multicultural society?"; and "Is it possible to create a world citizen?" (Author)
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