Peace Education Overview
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What is peace described as?

The freedom from civil disturbance and violence

What is the state of being tranquil or quiet?

Peace

What are the two aspects to the structure of peace?

  • Internal and External
  • Good and Bad
  • Strong and Weak
  • Positive and Negative (correct)

What is structural violence defined as?

<p>The absence of political and economical equitability.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Socio-cultural violence occurs when the absence of justice directly exerts violence but seems "RIGHT" because of culture.

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Ecological violence refers to the protection and preservation of the environment.

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What type of violence does the presence of war, torture, child abuse, and other related types of disturbances fall under?

<p>Direct Violence</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of these is not a level of peace?

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What does peace education aim to do?

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What are the three phases of peace teaching?

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What is Peace?

The absence of civil disturbance, violence, and unrest. A state of tranquility and quiet.

Positive Peace

A type of peace that emphasizes achieving social justice and fairness.

Negative Peace

A type of peace that focuses on preventing violence and achieving security.

Structural Violence

The absence of political and economic equality, leading to unequal opportunities.

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Socio-Cultural Violence

Violence that occurs when social norms promote harmful practices that appear justifiable within a specific culture.

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Ecological Violence

The degradation of the environment and harm to living things due to human practices.

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Direct Violence

Types of violence involving physical acts like war, torture, and abuse.

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Peace Education

A transformative approach to education that promotes a culture of peace.

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Transformative Education

The goal of peace education is to change attitudes, behaviors, and mindsets that contribute to violence.

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Cognitive Phase

The first phase of peace teaching where learners gain knowledge about the causes and consequences of violence and peace.

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Affective Phase

The second phase of peace teaching where learners develop empathy, care, and understanding for others.

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Active Phase

The final phase of peace teaching where learners take action to promote peace based on their knowledge and values.

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Personal Peace

Peace that occurs within oneself, involving self-respect, love, and hope.

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Interpersonal Peace

Peace that involves respectful interactions between individuals, based on justice, tolerance, and cooperation.

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Intergroup Peace

Peace that involves respect, justice, tolerance, and cooperation between different groups within a nation.

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Global Peace

Peace that involves respect, justice, tolerance, and cooperation between nations.

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Peace between Humans and the Earth and Beyond

A holistic approach to peace that encompasses peace between humans, nature, and the universe.

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Security

The absence of fear and threat of violence.

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Empathy

The ability to understand and share in the feelings of others.

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Tolerance

The act of accepting differences and valuing diversity.

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Cooperation

The ability to work together towards a common goal.

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Justice

The act of treating everyone fairly and justly.

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Community Peace

The state of individuals feeling safe and secure within their own communities.

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Conflict Resolution

The process of addressing and resolving conflicts in a peaceful and constructive way.

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Communication Skills

The ability to communicate effectively and respectfully with others.

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Emotional Intelligence

The ability to understand and respond to the emotions of others.

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Peace Culture

A set of beliefs, values, and practices that promote peace and non-violence.

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Liberation

The state of being free from oppression and unjust treatment.

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Peace Movement

A movement that advocates for peace and non-violence.

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Peace Arts

The act of promoting peace through creative forms of expression.

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Peace Studies

Education that teaches students about the history and importance of peace.

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Study Notes

Peace Education

  • A transformative approach to address societal challenges in education
  • Focuses on freedom from civil disturbance and violence, achieving tranquility

What is Peace?

  • Freedom from civil disturbance and violence
  • A state of tranquility

Structure of Peace

  • Positive: Achieving social justice
  • Negative: Fear of violence

Types of Violence

Structural Violence

  • Absence of political and economic equality
  • Lack of justice

Socio-Cultural Violence

  • When prevailing social norms directly cause violence perceived as "right"
  • Violence stemming from cultural norms

Ecological Violence

  • Degradation of the environment and natural resources

Direct Violence

  • War, torture, child abuse, and other disturbances

Peace Education

  • A transformative education promoting a culture of peace
  • Aims to change people's mindsets, attitudes, and behaviors
  • Peace education fosters knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values that transform people
  • Violent conflicts may be exacerbated or created due to mindsets, attitudes and behaviors.

Peace Teaching - Learning Process

Cognitive Phase

  • Understanding violence, peace, and their causes

Affective Phase

  • Empathy, care, and appreciation for others' experiences

Active Phase

  • Concrete action using knowledge and concern from the prior phases.

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Explore the transformative approach of peace education that addresses societal challenges. Learn about types of violence, the structure of peace, and how peace education promotes tranquility and social justice. This quiz will provide insights into creating a culture of peace.

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