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    Peace education is defined as acquiring values, knowledge, attitudes and skills to live in harmony with oneself, others and nature. It is a participatory process that teaches democracy, human rights, nonviolence, justice and security. Peace is defined as the absence of violence and presence of justice. Peace education aims to build a peaceful society by promoting peace through knowledge and transforming attitudes.

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    PEACE EDUCATION

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    DEFINITION OF PEACE
    EDUCATION
    Peace Education is the process of acquiring the
    values, the knowledge and developing the
    attitudes, skills, and behaviors to live in harmony
    with oneself, with others, and with the natural
    environment.
    (PDF) PEACE EDUCATION IN 21ST CENTURY - ResearchGate
    www.researchgate.net › publication › 289122483_PEAC...
    DEFINITION OF PEACE
    EDUCATION
    Peace Education is a participatory holistic process
    that includes teaching for and about the democracy
    and human rights, nonviolence, social and economic
    justice, gender equally, environmental peace
    practices, international law, and human security.
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    DEFINITION OF PEACE
    EDUCATION
    Peace education is a participatory holistic process that
    includes teaching for and about the democracy and
    human rights, nonviolence, social and economic justice,
    gender equally, environmental peace practices,
    international law, and human security.

    Source: https://www.waxmann.com
    THE IMPORTANCE OF PEACE
    EDUCATION
    “Peace education provides hope for a better future for the
    younger members of society, because it indicates that their society
    is aware of its ills and is striving to remedy them in order to build
    a better place to live. Such hope is essential as it provides goals
    towards a better future and places it within their grasp, for without
    such goals, society is doomed to decline and decay.”
    Daniel Bar-Tal, 2002
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    BUILDING PEACE

    How to build peace?


    • This is a group-discussion activity by students.
    • List down ways to build peace (in your life and in the world)
    • 15 minutes allotted for this activity. Post group work outputs in
    the Group Files.
    HOLISTIC UNDERSTANDING OF
    PEACE
    DEFINING PEACE
    • Peace is both the absence of personal/direct violence, and the presence
    of social justice.
    • The meaning of peace can be captured by the idea of a negative peace and
    the idea of a positive peace.
    • Negative peace refers to the absence of war or physical/direct violence,
    while positive peace refers to the presence of just and non-exploitative
    relationships, as well as human and ecological well-being, such that the root
    cause of conflict are diminished.
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    HOLISTIC UNDERSTANDING OF
    PEACE
    DEFINING PEACE

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    HOLISTIC UNDERSTANDING OF
    PEACE
    LEVELS OF PEACE
    A three-level theoretical framework to define peace:
    • Individual peace - within the human person
    • Social peace - relationships between people and social groups
    • Political peace - ethical values, political infrastructures and accountability
    of actors and institutions in charge of peace and security

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    HOLISTIC UNDERSTANDING OF
    PEACE
    LEVELS OF PEACE

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    TYPES OF VIOLENCE

    • Direct violence as 'physical harming other humans with intention' and


    structural violence as 'harm to humans as a result of injustices in our societies’.
    Source: google.com
    • Structural violence refers to any scenario in which a social structure perpetuates
    inequity, thus causing preventable suffering. When studying structural violence, we
    examine the ways that social structures (economic, political, medical, and legal
    systems) can have a disproportionately negative impact on particular groups and
    communities.

    Source: https://www.thoughtco.com/
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    TYPES OF VIOLENCE

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    PEACE EDUCATION AS
    TRANSFORMATIVE EDUCATION
    • It promotes the culture of peace that is essential in
    transforming peaceful society.
    • The role of the school is to promote peace and
    teach them knowledge base, skills, attitudes and
    behaviors that can help transform our society into
    peaceful one.
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