Two Nations at a Crossroads: Exploring Conflict Education
From The iCenter: This comprehensive session introduces the principles of conflict education, using the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as a primary case study.
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This comprehensive session introduces the principles of conflict education, using the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as a primary case study. Participants explore how educators transform moments of uncertainty into opportunities for growth and learning. Attendees will enhance their capacity to facilitate nuanced discussions and practice perspective-taking. This workshop aims to equip educators with tools to navigate the challenges of conflict in educational settings, fostering a deeper understanding of diverse viewpoints and promoting constructive dialogue.
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