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Table of Contents overview
Best practices and most similar efforts in
conflict resolution & “peace education”
Benefits of a supplemental curriculum for
“social-emotional learning” (SEL)
55
4
Existing attempts at teaching the conflict’s
divided history in the land of that conflict 6
Working with the parents
73
Best practices of preschool / pre-primary
73
7
Administering a school in Cyprus
74
Omnipresence in life of either cooperative,
competitive, or individualistic interactions 8
How just one school could lead to
a conflict’s peace agreement
82
Social benefit of cooperative interactions:
Inclusive group identity gets stronger
10
Defining “most powerful evidence”
98
Academic-achievement books that list
cooperative learning & SEL as important
99
Development of group identities and
prejudice, usually in childhood
Classmates as socialization agents
14
Academic benefits (test scores) of cooperative
interactions (cooperative learning)
15
Evaluating conflict-resolution
and related education programs
101
Table of Contents in depth
Best practices & most similar efforts in
conflict resolution & “peace education”
Cyprus
Lebanon
Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Multiple locations or in general
4
4
4
4
4
Development of group identities
and prejudice, usually in childhood
7
Cyprus
Multiple locations or in general
7
7
Omnipresence in life of either cooperative,
competitive, or individualistic interactions 8
Existing attempts at teaching the conflict’s
divided history in the land of that conflict 6
Cyprus
Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Multiple locations or in general
Multiple locations or in general
6
6
6
8
Social benefit of cooperative interactions:
Inclusive group identity gets stronger
10
Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Multiple locations or in general
1
10
10
Classmates as socialization agents
14
Administering a school in Cyprus
74
Why not The English or Junior School? 75
Academic benefits of cooperative
interactions (cooperative learning)
15
School funding: R&D expense using 1%
of defense budgets for bigger conflicts
77
Cyprus, Greece, or Turkey
Lebanon
Israeli-Palestinian conflict
15
18
19
Multiple locations or in general
In the math classroom
History
22
29
33
Structured Controversy:
Best way to teach divisive topics
Reading, writing, & languages
Science
Preschool / pre-primary
Potential criticisms and responses
Gifted students
Assessment
Cyprus
Northern Ireland
Lebanon
Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Korean Peninsula
India-Pakistan
Iraq and Afghanistan
Multiple locations or in general
34
36
40
43
How just one school could lead
to a conflict’s peace agreement
45
45
47
Schoolwide implementation
(no more than 35% of total lessons) 48
Multiple locations or in general
Preschool / pre-primary
Working with the parents
Cyprus
Israeli-Palestinian conflict
82
1. Importance of a long time horizon
for trust & successful negotiations
82
Northern Ireland
Multiple locations or in general
82
82
2. Enroll politically-tied 2-year-olds from
overlapping family & government trees 83
Benefits of a supplemental curriculum for
“social-emotional learning”
55
Cyprus, Greece, or Turkey
77
78
78
78
79
79
79
80
55
58
71
73
73
73
Best practices of preschool / pre-primary 73
Cyprus
73
Multiple locations or in general
73
2
In Cyprus
Multiple locations or in general
83
83
3. Parents affect children’s attitudes,
but the reverse is true too, over time
88
Northern Ireland
Multiple locations or in general
88
88
4. Impact of “extended & imagined
contact” on 2-year-old’s family
89
Cyprus
Northern Ireland
Multiple locations or in general
89
89
89
5. Continued flow across family &
government trees (“weak-tie strength”) 90
Defining “most powerful evidence”
6. Future positive meetings with the
disliked leads to cognitive dissonance 93
Academic-achievement books that list
cooperative learning & SEL as important 99
7. Cognitive dissonance changes one’s
attitude about preferred social identity 93
Cyprus
Multiple locations or in general
93
94
8. A shared social identity leads to more
cooperation, trust, & group problemsolving, including top negotiations
96
Cyprus
97
Collaboration-creativity connection 97
3
98
Evaluating conflict-resolution and
related education programs
101
Cyprus
Multiple locations or in general
101
101
International conflict resolution & “peace education”
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Potential criticisms and responses
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Slavin, R. E. (1991). Are cooperative learning and untracking harmful to the gifted? Response to
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Schoolwide implementation (no more than 35% of total lessons)
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Working with the parents
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Why not The English School and The Junior School?
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Bellam, L. (2009, January 21). English School parents fight back [Letter to the editor]. Cyprus
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English School board must actively defend policy. (2009, February 22). Cyprus Mail. Free read
English School defaced. (2008, May 3). Cyprus Mail. Free read
Evripidou, S. (2009, January 21). School staff condemn efforts to undermine multicultural
approach. Cyprus Mail. Free read
Evripidou, S. (2011, May 20). Toil and trouble plagues English School. Cyprus Mail. Free read
Harzou, E. (2006, November 26). ‘This was not an isolated incident’. Cyprus Mail. Free read
Hazou, E. (2009, January 18). English School parents fight back. Cyprus Mail. Free read
Hazou, E. (2009, January 20). Politicians unite in ‘disgust’ at attacks on Turkish Cypriots.
Cyprus Mail. Free read
Hazou, E. (2009, March 27). March 25 event at English School an ‘orgy of nationalism’. Cyprus
Mail. Free read
Leonidou, J. (2006, November 24). Youth remanded for English School attack. Cyprus Mail.
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Leonidou, L. (2006, November 30). ‘We need to reverse the current general climate of tension
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Ogelman, F. (2009, January 23). English School was always meant to serve all communities
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Pissa, M. (2008, November 27). Politicians from both communities visit English School. Cyprus
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Saoulli, A. (2004, April 23). Hate and fear on the streets. Cyprus Mail. Free read
Saoulli, A. (2008, May 4). School must tackle racism. Cyprus Mail. Free read
Saoulli, A. (2008, May 15). School threatens to scrap graduation if nationalist vandals fail to
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Saoulli, A. (2008, May 18). English School will focus on integration. Cyprus Mail. Free read
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Shamlian, N. (2006, November 29). Echoes of the 1950s {Letter to the editor]. Cyprus Mail.
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Theodoulou, J. (2006, Nov. 23). Racist youths invade school. Cyprus Mail. Free read
Theodoulou, J. (2006, Nov. 24). English School ‘back to normal’ as Cyprus ponders what went
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Theodoulou, J. (2006, Nov. 25). ‘English School attackers could have had inside help.’ Cyprus
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Theodoulou, J. (2009, February 18). English school pupils want to be left alone to solve their
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Valanides, A. (2011, June 25). Attackers of English School turning a blind eye to facts. Cyprus
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Funding the school: An R&D expense using 1% of defense budgets for the bigger conflicts
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Korean Peninsula
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