Education in Wars

Harrison Stewart

Translator A AI

Summary

Education in Wars explores how societies educate children amidst wartime chaos, highlighting the disruptions conflicts inflict on schooling and the adaptations education systems undertake. The book emphasizes education's resilience as a fundamental human endeavor and its role in societal continuity, even under challenging circumstances.

One insight is how wartime curricula often promote patriotism and social cohesion, reflecting deep-seated societal values. Another aspect is how conflict can spur educational innovation, driven by necessity.

This textbook adopts an academic yet accessible approach, presenting a comprehensive understanding of the complex interplay between war and education. It establishes a theoretical framework, examines immediate war effects like school closures, and explores case studies thematically, addressing curriculum reform and alternative educational spaces. The book draws from diverse sources, including archival documents and personal narratives, providing a global perspective on the topic.

The book progresses by first establishing a theoretical framework for understanding the impact of conflict on education. Subsequent sections explore specific case studies, categorized thematically, such as curriculum reform and alternative educational spaces.

Ultimately, Education in Wars offers valuable insights for policymakers and educators involved in conflict-affected areas, aiding them in developing effective strategies for mitigating conflict's impact on schooling.

Available since: 02/26/2025.

Print length: 65 pages.

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