The effects of globalization on Islamic education
Published: 2013
Author(s) Name: A. Ghaffari, M. Naderi |
Author(s) Affiliation: Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran
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Abstract
According to effects of globalization on
changing attitudes, values and beliefs of particular
communities in Eastern societies, education is
impressed. The purpose of this study is investigating
the process of globalization on the education of Islamic
communities. Is it possible to cancel or reduce the
effects of globalization? (In some cases, this effects
appear inappropriate.) Some subjects as changing
attitudes, persuasion and advertising people, are
closely related to the globalization issue. Among the
notable ideas in this area, "inoculated" by Mac Guar
and Papajurjys (1961) has been proposed. It explains
a method that can be protected in beliefs, opinions
and views of the conflict. It protects people against
the brainwashing through a gradual understanding of
the beliefs about the correct reasons. After rejection
of hypothesis, it is confirmed with medical vaccination
approach. It means ideas and attitudes are also
immunization against pests and damage. According
to assumption of this study, globalization in the age of
communication and information is the best way. This
paper proposes two solutions. First, Educational
system and families can protect children with
inoculation against undesirable and unexpected some
changes, attitudes and values. Second, promotion of
critical thinking is against real accepting or ignoring
in process of globalization.Critical thinking is one of
the most important life skill in dealing with phenomena
that are not really well-known.
Keywords: globalization, education, Islamic education, opportunities, threats
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