List of Figures | |
List of Tables | |
Acknowledgments | |
Introduction | |
Theoretical Framework | |
The Positivist Approach | |
The Conflict Approach | |
General Background: Demographic, Social, Economic, and Political Aspects | |
The Ottoman and the British Mandate Periods | |
The Palestinian Arabs after the Establishment of the State of Israel | |
Demographic Changes | |
Social Change | |
Social Localization | |
Economic Delocalization | |
Political Marginalization | |
Education in the Ottoman and the Mandatory Periods | |
The Ottoman Period | |
Curriculum | |
The Private School System | |
The Mandatory Period | |
Formal Policy | |
Hebrew Education | |
Higher Education | |
Arab Education after the Establishment of Israel: Administrative Issues | |
Changes over Time | |
The Stand of the Arab Population | |
Official Involvement of the Arab Population | |
Druze Education | |
Bedouin Education | |
Institutions and Pupils | |
Major Developments | |
Secondary Schools | |
Pupils | |
Co-education | |
Vocational Education | |
Private Schools | |
Physical and Educational Facilities | |
School Buildings | |
Educational Facilities | |
Educational Gaps among Arab Localities | |
Mixed Cities-The Case of Jaffa | |
The Non-Recognized Villages | |
Arab Bargaining and Government Response | |
Policy, Goals, and Curricula | |
Assimilation versus Segregation | |
Goals, Curricula, and Textbooks (1949-1974) | |
Curricula Aims | |
History | |
Arabic in Arab Schools | |
Hebrew in Arab Schools | |
Hebrew in Hebrew Schools | |
Arabic in Hebrew Schools | |
Religion | |
Restating Goals and Curricula for Arab Schools (1975-1990) | |
The New Curricula | |
History | |
Arabic | |
Hebrew | |
Civics | |
Religion | |
Teachers and Social Control | |
Major Developments | |
Teacher's Training | |
Women in the Education System | |
Status and Conditions | |
Teachers and Control | |
Military Government | |
Jewish Teachers | |
Security Classification | |
Professional Organization | |
Political Organization | |
Teachers and Education for Political Involvement | |
Democratization of the Arab Schools | |
Higher Education | |
Major Developments | |
Religion and Educational Attainment | |
Employment Situation | |
Work Status | |
Formal Policy toward the Employment of University Graduates | |
Conclusion | |
References | |
Index | |
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