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May 15, 2026English Education1 citations

(Re)Active Praxis: Breaking the Silence: Using Critical Literacy to Discuss Palestine and Israel

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NBNadia BehizadehDLDavid E. LowJKJung Kim

Key Points

  • This study aims to highlight the importance of critical literacy in addressing the crisis in Palestine and Israel.
  • Grounded in Lewison et al.’s framework
  • Explored pedagogical resources and guiding questions for teacher educators
  • Investigated how critical literacy can support social justice initiatives
  • Provided resources and questions to support critical engagement with Palestine and Israel
  • Demonstrated potential of critical literacy to resist dehumanizing narratives
  • Showed increased awareness and action among educators and students

Abstract

Teacher educators and teachers are navigating increasingly repressive educational climates amid the ongoing crisis in Palestine. As a group of justice-centered teacher educators, we argue for the urgent need to teach about this crisis through inquiry-driven, critical literacy approaches. Grounding our work in Lewison et al.’s (2002) framework, we explore how critical literacy can support teacher educators in naming and resisting dehumanizing narratives, analyzing power, and fostering action for social justice. We offer pedagogical resources, guiding questions, and text recommendations to help teacher educators, teachers, and students critically engage with the region’s histories and contemporary realities.

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Behizadeh et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a06b83de7dec685947aab37https://doi.org/10.58680/ee2025574345
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