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Intercultural education is internationally recognized as one of the most important proposals for a school that respects all forms of diversity and promotes interaction and cultural exchange. Critical intercultural education, combining the principles of critical pedagogy with an intercultural approach and surpassing the stage of "celebrating diversity," focuses on raising students' awareness of issues such as stereotypes, discrimination, and social inequalities, aiming for equal opportunities and social justice for all.
Research has shown that the earlier intercultural education begins, the more effectively its goals can be achieved. The preschool and primary school ages represent a suitable context for implementing critical intercultural education. This book focuses on the theory and practice of critical intercultural education in preschool and primary school, addressing significant educational dimensions such as the role of educators, the curriculum, educational materials, the relationship between school and family, and many others.
The large number of examples from daily school practice, case studies, and suggested activities included in the book can serve as supportive tools for educators wishing to transition from intercultural theory to corresponding practice.
Contents
Foreword or The Flight of Erol
Introduction
1. The Path to Intercultural Education
2. Intercultural Education in Preschool and Primary Age
3. Identities, Stereotypes, and Prejudices
4. Cultural Differences and Education
5. Ten and One Learning Theories and Pedagogical Approaches
6. Educators and Intercultural Education
7. The Curriculum
8. Educational Materials
9. School and Family
10. Language and Intercultural Education
11. Gender and Intercultural Education
12. Religion and Intercultural Education
13. School Celebrations and Intercultural Education
14. Assessment in Intercultural Education
15. Teaching Approaches and Techniques in Intercultural Education
16. Twenty-Two Case Studies
17. Thirty-Three Suggested Activities
Conclusion or The Kindergarten of Hope
Bibliography
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