Project #1- Dimensions of Global Education
Juan Rodriguez
New Jersey City University
EDTC 804: Global Issues in ET Leadership
Dr. Shamburg
September 13, 2020
The School Without Gender
Introduction
Without gender, the school is a broad idea and perspective that emphasizes that all the students are equal. The students from kindergarten should be taught that human beings are similar; there is no difference between men and women. The perception of we is being fed into students’ minds so that the young minds, when grown up, will lead the nation as a whole not take the discrimination of race, language, color, and bias. It is a comparative education system, and the dimensions of scientific, pragmatic, and global are achievable. The dimensions are essential and renovating for the education system. The implementation of these educational dimensions over Sweden’s schooling technique will show the world a new face of education technology free from race, culture, color, language, and other social and economic factors.
The scientific dimension is the essential gathering of knowledge for the theory-building that must be searched through intellectual only. The theory or scientific knowledge must facilitate the students of every economy, language, and race. The school without gender helps to create that academic level among the students. The student must interact with fellow researchers and the people of their field from other nations and languages. The intellect of being equal and defying girls and boys’ complexity and sexual differences must be applicable for everyone, and schooling without gender helps spread that concept. The relationships are not isolated from the intellectual structure; on the contrary, they make sense and ensure the legitimacy of a given theoretical perspective (Edson 2010). The knowledge of race and culture must be excluded from the education system, and the idea of schooling can do this without gender.
Pragmatic dimension comparative knowledge says that knowledge must enable the students to learn from other cultures and nations. Besides paradigmatic and general methodological factors, there is room for several pragmatic factors that influence a research method (Smaling, 1994). The schooling without gender proposes a hand of help in sustaining the idea of a pragmatic approach of comparative knowledge. The defying of gender discrimination encloses the idea of learning and understanding the things that are new and of other cultures. The students from different races, when collaborating they create an atmosphere of love and respect for each other. The sharing of ideas, collecting the pieces of cultures, mixing them to open up the windows of knowledge through diversity, and understanding complexities behind different phenomena to explore more and out of the box. The exploration of new ideas and the level of approach required for advanced research is evolving through schooling without gender.
The global dimension of comparative knowledge aims to propose the experience that must focus on understanding foreign policies and peace. The idea of schooling without gender mainly focuses on calling the students as we, not as he and she. The idea of we acts as an enormous motive for the nation to develop a sense of love and respect for the other people. When they grew up in an environment where they consider each other as one nation, they will start their future as an activist to spread love and understanding for different cultures and countries. The gender discrimination imposes an essential factor in terms of international hate and wars of culture. If the students from the start of their schooling are encouraged to welcome each other with love and gratitude, their minds are always welcome to understand and respect the international polices and cultures. The teaching without gender of race, human, and color proposes an excellent global peace sign
References
In text: (Edson 2010)
Edson Ronaldo Guarido Filho. (June 2010). The social and intellectual dimensions in the construction of scientific knowledge. BAR Brazilian Administration Review : Retrieved From https://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1807-76922010000200003
In-text: (Smaling, 1994)
Smaling, A. (1994). The pragmatic dimension. Quality & Quantity, 28(3), 233-249. doi: 10.1007/bf01098942