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Proceedings of the 2021 AERA Annual Meeting
The use of general descriptive names, registered names, trademarks, service marks, etc. in this p... more The use of general descriptive names, registered names, trademarks, service marks, etc. in this publication does not imply, even in the absence of a specific statement, that such names are exempt from the relevant protective laws and regulations and therefore free for general use.
Reimagining the Landscape of Religious Education
Routledge eBooks, Oct 27, 2022
Zeitschrift für christlich-jüdische Begegnung im Kontext, 2017
Public Theology, Religious Diversity, and Interreligious Learning, 2018
This study explores the validity of a novel theoretical model for assessing secularity and religi... more This study explores the validity of a novel theoretical model for assessing secularity and religiosity that proposes two dimensions — conceptual and inherited — in an efffort to further refijine the religious/secular dichotomy applied in research to date. These new dimensions describe the manner in which people structure their world, religious or secular world as the case may be, and the signifijicance they ascribe to it. The study, conducted among grade 12 students (N=100) in state (secular) schools in Israel, revealed that only fijive of the eight types in the theoretical model are manifested empirically: three secular (conceptual, inherited and integrative) and two religious (conceptual and inherited). It posits that the concepts “religious” and “secular” are comprehensive and cannot fully describe the complexity of an individual’s selfand public defijinition in a modern, pluralistic world.
Lebenseinstellungen und Religiosität von Jugendlichen. Themen: Einschätzung der Religiosität der ... more Lebenseinstellungen und Religiosität von Jugendlichen. Themen: Einschätzung der Religiosität der eigenen Eltern; Bedeutsamkeit der Übernahme des religiösen Glaubens durch die Kinder aus Sicht der Eltern; elterlicher Wunsch der Teilnahme an religiösen Veranstaltungen; Kirchgangshäufigkeit; Einstellung zu Heirat, Taufe und Begräbnis im kirchlichem Rahmen; eigene Taufe, Konfirmation oder heilige Kommunion; Mitgliedschaft in einer kirchlichen Organisation; Selbsteinschätzung als religiös; Häufigkeit des Gebets und der Meditation; Bibelverständnis; Einstellungen zu Gott, Sinn des Lebens und Gefühl der Selbstbestimmung (Skala); Einstellungen zum Verhältnis von Religion und moderner Welt, zu kultureller und religiöser Diversität, zum Verhältnis der Religionen untereinander (Skala); Zustimmung zu folgenden Aussagen: Religion als Sicherheit im Leben, eigene Erfahrung mit Gottesnähe, konkrete Unterstützung durch Gott erfahren, Glaube als Gefühl der Geborgenheit, Glaube als Beistand in bestimmten Situationen, Sinnlosigkeit des Lebens ohne den Glauben; Vorstellungen über den idealen Religionsunterricht (Skala); Zufriedenheit im Gemeindeleben (Gottesdienste, Gemeindemitglieder, besondere Aktivitäten, Angebote für den Nachwuchs, Räumlichkeiten und Ausstattung); Lebensperspektiven (Zukunftspessimismus, eigene Gegenwartsorientierung, Absicherung im Privatleben, zukünftige Herausforderungen, strukturierte Lebensplanung, Nostalgie, Beständigkeit), Wertorientierungen (Autonomie, Menschlichkeit, Selbstkontrolle bzw. -disziplin, Attraktivität, Modernität, Authentizität, Familienorientierung und Berufsorientierung), Wichtigkeit von sozialen Beziehungen (Eltern, Geschwister, Freunde etc.); Einstellungen zu Politik (Gleichgültigkeit, Distanziertheit, Entfremdung, Anomie, Privatsphäre, Beständigkeit, Achtsamkeit, Zukunftschancen der Jugend und Intergenerationen-Konflikt im politischen Bereich); politische Partizipation; Institutionenvertrauen; Einstellung zu Ausländern (Skala); psychologische Selbstcharakterisierung; Einstellungen zu Eu [...]
The Bloomsbury Handbook of Culture and Identity from Early Childhood to Early Adulthood, 2021
The Contested Role of Education in Conflict and Fragility, 2015
The aim of this chapter is to analyze how Israeli Arab and Jewish students who study in a conflic... more The aim of this chapter is to analyze how Israeli Arab and Jewish students who study in a conflict resolution course at university coped with their divergent and emotional reactions and complicated experiences, identities and competing loyalties during the Gaza war of 2008–9. Through an analysis of this specific case study, this chapter aims to shed light on the complex phenomenon of human interactions during a period of heightened tension.
The WCCES is an international organization of comparative education societies worldwide and is an... more The WCCES is an international organization of comparative education societies worldwide and is an NGO in consultative partnership with UNESCO. The WCCES was created in 1970 to advance the field of comparative education. Members usually meet every three years for a World Congress in which scholars, researchers, and administrators interact with colleagues and counterparts from around the globe on international issues of education. The first series included the following titles:
Education and Society, 2012
Curriculum and Teaching, 2011
Curriculum and Teaching, 2010
Educating toward a culture of …, 2006
List of contributors. Introduction, Yaacov Iram. Culture of Peace: Definition, Scope and Applicat... more List of contributors. Introduction, Yaacov Iram. Culture of Peace: Definition, Scope and Application, Yaacov Iram. PART I: Peace Education Paradigms. The Thin Line between Peace Education and Political Advocacy: Towards a Code of Conduct, Gerald M. Steinberg. Towards a Horizontal View of Society, Madhav. D Nalapat. Big Dream / Small Hope: A Peace Vision, Mohammed S. Dajani. PART II: Globalization and Peace. Peace Education and the Concept of Mankind, Dietmar Waterkamp. Echoes from the Periphery: Challenges to Building a Culture of Peace through Education in Marginalized Communities, Erwin. H Epstein. Moroccan Delinquent Boys in Dutch Society, Hans Werdmolder. Globalization and the Culture of Peace: Middle East a Case Study, Faisal O. Al-Refouh. PART III: Culture of Peace Perceptions. The Oslo Process and the Israeli-Jewish Public: A Paradox? Ephraim Yuchtman-Ya'ar. Hope in Times of Threat: The Case of Palestinian and Israeli-Jewish Youth, Shifra Sagy. Perceptions of Peace: A Case Study of Visiting Students in Israel, Erik H. Cohen. Context and Age-Related Differences in Judgments about Reflective Racial Tolerance: The Case of Israel., Rivka T. Witenberg and Rachel Gali Cinamon. The Role of Emotions in Peace Building Activities, Yaacov Yablon. PART IV: Religiosity and Culture of Peace. Education for Mutual Understanding: The Cases of Northern Ireland and Israel, F. Michael Perko. Arab and Jewish Women's Inter-Religious Dialogue Evaluated, Ben Mollov and Chaim Lavie. Voices from among the Zionist Religious Community Regarding the Peace Process and the Disengagement Plan, Zehavit Gross. PART V: Peace Education Initiatives. Searching for Home: A Personal and Professional Quest for Peace, Grace Feuerverger. Tolerance Education and Human Rights Education in Times of Fear - A Comparative Perspective, K. Peter Fritzsche. The Prime Shared History Project: Peace Building Project Under Fire, Dan Bar-On and Sami Adwan. Educating towards a Culture of Peace: Good Governance - Peace or War, Rajayswur Bhowon.
Proceedings of the 2021 AERA Annual Meeting
The use of general descriptive names, registered names, trademarks, service marks, etc. in this p... more The use of general descriptive names, registered names, trademarks, service marks, etc. in this publication does not imply, even in the absence of a specific statement, that such names are exempt from the relevant protective laws and regulations and therefore free for general use.
Reimagining the Landscape of Religious Education
Routledge eBooks, Oct 27, 2022
Zeitschrift für christlich-jüdische Begegnung im Kontext, 2017
Public Theology, Religious Diversity, and Interreligious Learning, 2018
This study explores the validity of a novel theoretical model for assessing secularity and religi... more This study explores the validity of a novel theoretical model for assessing secularity and religiosity that proposes two dimensions — conceptual and inherited — in an efffort to further refijine the religious/secular dichotomy applied in research to date. These new dimensions describe the manner in which people structure their world, religious or secular world as the case may be, and the signifijicance they ascribe to it. The study, conducted among grade 12 students (N=100) in state (secular) schools in Israel, revealed that only fijive of the eight types in the theoretical model are manifested empirically: three secular (conceptual, inherited and integrative) and two religious (conceptual and inherited). It posits that the concepts “religious” and “secular” are comprehensive and cannot fully describe the complexity of an individual’s selfand public defijinition in a modern, pluralistic world.
Lebenseinstellungen und Religiosität von Jugendlichen. Themen: Einschätzung der Religiosität der ... more Lebenseinstellungen und Religiosität von Jugendlichen. Themen: Einschätzung der Religiosität der eigenen Eltern; Bedeutsamkeit der Übernahme des religiösen Glaubens durch die Kinder aus Sicht der Eltern; elterlicher Wunsch der Teilnahme an religiösen Veranstaltungen; Kirchgangshäufigkeit; Einstellung zu Heirat, Taufe und Begräbnis im kirchlichem Rahmen; eigene Taufe, Konfirmation oder heilige Kommunion; Mitgliedschaft in einer kirchlichen Organisation; Selbsteinschätzung als religiös; Häufigkeit des Gebets und der Meditation; Bibelverständnis; Einstellungen zu Gott, Sinn des Lebens und Gefühl der Selbstbestimmung (Skala); Einstellungen zum Verhältnis von Religion und moderner Welt, zu kultureller und religiöser Diversität, zum Verhältnis der Religionen untereinander (Skala); Zustimmung zu folgenden Aussagen: Religion als Sicherheit im Leben, eigene Erfahrung mit Gottesnähe, konkrete Unterstützung durch Gott erfahren, Glaube als Gefühl der Geborgenheit, Glaube als Beistand in bestimmten Situationen, Sinnlosigkeit des Lebens ohne den Glauben; Vorstellungen über den idealen Religionsunterricht (Skala); Zufriedenheit im Gemeindeleben (Gottesdienste, Gemeindemitglieder, besondere Aktivitäten, Angebote für den Nachwuchs, Räumlichkeiten und Ausstattung); Lebensperspektiven (Zukunftspessimismus, eigene Gegenwartsorientierung, Absicherung im Privatleben, zukünftige Herausforderungen, strukturierte Lebensplanung, Nostalgie, Beständigkeit), Wertorientierungen (Autonomie, Menschlichkeit, Selbstkontrolle bzw. -disziplin, Attraktivität, Modernität, Authentizität, Familienorientierung und Berufsorientierung), Wichtigkeit von sozialen Beziehungen (Eltern, Geschwister, Freunde etc.); Einstellungen zu Politik (Gleichgültigkeit, Distanziertheit, Entfremdung, Anomie, Privatsphäre, Beständigkeit, Achtsamkeit, Zukunftschancen der Jugend und Intergenerationen-Konflikt im politischen Bereich); politische Partizipation; Institutionenvertrauen; Einstellung zu Ausländern (Skala); psychologische Selbstcharakterisierung; Einstellungen zu Eu [...]
The Bloomsbury Handbook of Culture and Identity from Early Childhood to Early Adulthood, 2021
The Contested Role of Education in Conflict and Fragility, 2015
The aim of this chapter is to analyze how Israeli Arab and Jewish students who study in a conflic... more The aim of this chapter is to analyze how Israeli Arab and Jewish students who study in a conflict resolution course at university coped with their divergent and emotional reactions and complicated experiences, identities and competing loyalties during the Gaza war of 2008–9. Through an analysis of this specific case study, this chapter aims to shed light on the complex phenomenon of human interactions during a period of heightened tension.
The WCCES is an international organization of comparative education societies worldwide and is an... more The WCCES is an international organization of comparative education societies worldwide and is an NGO in consultative partnership with UNESCO. The WCCES was created in 1970 to advance the field of comparative education. Members usually meet every three years for a World Congress in which scholars, researchers, and administrators interact with colleagues and counterparts from around the globe on international issues of education. The first series included the following titles:
Education and Society, 2012
Curriculum and Teaching, 2011
Curriculum and Teaching, 2010
Educating toward a culture of …, 2006
List of contributors. Introduction, Yaacov Iram. Culture of Peace: Definition, Scope and Applicat... more List of contributors. Introduction, Yaacov Iram. Culture of Peace: Definition, Scope and Application, Yaacov Iram. PART I: Peace Education Paradigms. The Thin Line between Peace Education and Political Advocacy: Towards a Code of Conduct, Gerald M. Steinberg. Towards a Horizontal View of Society, Madhav. D Nalapat. Big Dream / Small Hope: A Peace Vision, Mohammed S. Dajani. PART II: Globalization and Peace. Peace Education and the Concept of Mankind, Dietmar Waterkamp. Echoes from the Periphery: Challenges to Building a Culture of Peace through Education in Marginalized Communities, Erwin. H Epstein. Moroccan Delinquent Boys in Dutch Society, Hans Werdmolder. Globalization and the Culture of Peace: Middle East a Case Study, Faisal O. Al-Refouh. PART III: Culture of Peace Perceptions. The Oslo Process and the Israeli-Jewish Public: A Paradox? Ephraim Yuchtman-Ya'ar. Hope in Times of Threat: The Case of Palestinian and Israeli-Jewish Youth, Shifra Sagy. Perceptions of Peace: A Case Study of Visiting Students in Israel, Erik H. Cohen. Context and Age-Related Differences in Judgments about Reflective Racial Tolerance: The Case of Israel., Rivka T. Witenberg and Rachel Gali Cinamon. The Role of Emotions in Peace Building Activities, Yaacov Yablon. PART IV: Religiosity and Culture of Peace. Education for Mutual Understanding: The Cases of Northern Ireland and Israel, F. Michael Perko. Arab and Jewish Women's Inter-Religious Dialogue Evaluated, Ben Mollov and Chaim Lavie. Voices from among the Zionist Religious Community Regarding the Peace Process and the Disengagement Plan, Zehavit Gross. PART V: Peace Education Initiatives. Searching for Home: A Personal and Professional Quest for Peace, Grace Feuerverger. Tolerance Education and Human Rights Education in Times of Fear - A Comparative Perspective, K. Peter Fritzsche. The Prime Shared History Project: Peace Building Project Under Fire, Dan Bar-On and Sami Adwan. Educating towards a Culture of Peace: Good Governance - Peace or War, Rajayswur Bhowon.