Decolonizing Global Citizenship Education 2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-6300-277-6_4
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“…In the context of social transformation, we the authors can see that basic goodness works to avoid a separationist ethos in global citizenship and social/environmental justice education that identifies others as in need of help and ‘uplifting’ (Nguyen, ). From the viewpoint of each of us, a separationist ethos is not the way social transformation works.…”
Section: Further Considerations For Contemplative and Transformative mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the context of social transformation, we the authors can see that basic goodness works to avoid a separationist ethos in global citizenship and social/environmental justice education that identifies others as in need of help and ‘uplifting’ (Nguyen, ). From the viewpoint of each of us, a separationist ethos is not the way social transformation works.…”
Section: Further Considerations For Contemplative and Transformative mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In both ways, it is important to know how to behave among and towards people of different origins and cultures, and to change the distorted perception we have opening our eyes to see the environment as a whole (Banks, 2015). Education for "global perception" means learning about nations, cultures, and civilizations, including the globalised pluralistic European society and other societies, with a focus on understanding how these are all interconnected and how they change, and on the individual's responsibility in this enriching social development process as we wish for its sustainability (Nguyen, 2015). In Kerr's words, back from the pre-third era of globalisation (1979,(110)(111):…”
Section: Education For Sustainable Development and Global Citizenship...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Only one of these, the knowledge area, means changes in, or additions to, the curriculum. The others involve, instead, kinds of thinking that can and should become a part of the whole educational process, not separate subjects (Abdi, Shultz & Pillay, 2015;Nguyen;y Samek, 2015.…”
Section: Education For Sustainable Development and Global Citizenship...mentioning
confidence: 99%