School Education and Political Extremism

Journal Title: Pedagogicka Orientace - Year 2010, Vol 20, Issue 2

Abstract

This article deals with role of school education in the context of policy against political extremism and with the description of various forms of pedagogic activities in this field. It explains the role of pedagogical activities in the governmental document Strategy for combating of extremism and in countering extremism at various levels. It analyses a specific relation of children and young people with extremism. The goal of this paper is the overview of possible approaches to the solution of extremism issues within the school system.

Authors and Affiliations

Miroslav Mareš, Josef Smolík

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Miroslav Mareš, Josef Smolík (2010). School Education and Political Extremism. Pedagogicka Orientace, 20(2), 40-54. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-135328