Prepared by:
Dr. Sara Ibrahim / Sudan / Ahfad University For Women
Dr. Muslih Najjar / Jordan
Objectives and Competencies
1. What is the definition of peace, according to your point of view?
2. What is the conflict?
Guiding Questions
1.What is the definition of peace according to your point of view?
2.What is conflict?
3.What are the images that come to mind at the mention of the word conflict?
4.Draw a tree and then ask the students: If this tree represents a conflict tree, what fruit or remnants of the conflict do you see? If the trunk is disputed, what are the things that can be contested? Can you see the roots? What could be the hidden emotions of the roots and the history of relations?
5.What are the most successful methods of conflict management in your opinion and why?
6.What are the most successful methods of conflict resolution?
7.What are the conditions that you think must be met to have a complete reconciliation process?
Opinion Forum
Workshop 4 Genocide from Altinay, Hakan (2011). Global Civics: Rights and Responsibilities in an Interdependent World. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution Press.
Debate
1.Do you think there can be reconciliation and peaceful coexistence between Palestinians and Israelis? Along with supporters and by the dismissive
2.There can also be a lot of topics, primarily depends on the region where the chorus
Assessment Questions
1.What do you think will promote the values of peace and reconciliation among young people?
2.What are the positive values which call for strengthening the concepts of peace for our communities and what are the values that are taken negatively and support dispute?
3.How can children's play or stories support the peace-building process?
4.What is the role of the media in regards to the sustainability of safety?
5.What is the role that you can play to help lead your community towards the spirit of peace and social justice?
Resources
Readings
1. Altinay, Hakan (2011). Global Civics: Rights and Responsibilities in an Interdependent World. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution Press.
Videos
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MEsyPDnAPY
