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Session 7: The Relationship Between Individual and Group Identities and Education

In this session, we will take a look at the concept of identity and explore how individual and group identities are related to education, particularly the education of children, and democracy.

Session 1: Introduction; An Overview of the History of Education in the World and Iran
In the first session of the course “Democracy in the Classroom,” we will explore the history...
Session 2: Education and Politics
In the second session, we will delve into the history of education in Iran and then discuss critical...
Session 3: Critical Thinking
Human life phenomena and realities are deeply interconnected, and analyzing them along with their complexities...
Session 4: Democratic Teaching Methods
Critical thinking and critical reasoning are directly linked to teaching democracy. Every teacher should...
Session 5: Democratic Classroom Management Methods
Democracy in life and daily affairs is not achieved simply by reading articles and books; it requires...
Session 6: Tools for Teaching Critical Thinking
In this session, we will explore some of the tools used in classrooms to teach critical thinking to elementary...
Session 7: The Relationship Between Individual and Group Identities and Education
In this session, we will take a look at the concept of identity and explore how individual and group...
Session 8: The Importance of Introducing Students to Democracy
In the previous sessions, we discussed the importance of introducing students to democracy from the early...

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