Paideia and Israel Education.

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Title: Paideia and Israel Education.
Authors: Glasser, Ira Daniel1 iraglasser@gmail.com
Source: Journal of Curriculum Studies Research. 2022, Vol. 4 Issue 2, p89-100. 12p.
Subject Terms: *Paideia program, *Reflective learning, *Student attitudes, *Teacher attitudes
Geographic Terms: Israel
Abstract: Educative processes must account for content, learners, teachers, and contexts in order for it have meaning for learners. Seen through the lens of the reflective practitioner, this paideia considers models of general education, the relationship between vision and praxis, and their implications on Israel education. Contained herein are a set of pedagogic practices and aspirations connected to Israeli and Jewish history, people, and their expansive canon of text allowing for the acquisition of values, content, and skills for all learners - students and teachers alike - to explore what their personal relationship with Israel entails. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Educative processes must account for content, learners, teachers, and contexts in order for it have meaning for learners. Seen through the lens of the reflective practitioner, this paideia considers models of general education, the relationship between vision and praxis, and their implications on Israel education. Contained herein are a set of pedagogic practices and aspirations connected to Israeli and Jewish history, people, and their expansive canon of text allowing for the acquisition of values, content, and skills for all learners - students and teachers alike - to explore what their personal relationship with Israel entails. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:26902788
DOI:10.46303/jcsr.2022.15