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What is peace described as?
What is peace described as?
The freedom from civil disturbance and violence
What is the state of being tranquil or quiet?
What is the state of being tranquil or quiet?
Peace
What are the two aspects to the structure of peace?
What are the two aspects to the structure of peace?
What is structural violence defined as?
What is structural violence defined as?
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Socio-cultural violence occurs when the absence of justice directly exerts violence but seems "RIGHT" because of culture.
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.
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?
What type of violence does the presence of war, torture, child abuse, and other related types of disturbances fall under?
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Which of these is not a level of peace?
Which of these is not a level of peace?
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What does peace education aim to do?
What does peace education aim to do?
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What are the three phases of peace teaching?
What are the three phases of peace teaching?
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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.