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وكالة عمون الاخبارية
Source: وكالة عمون الاخبارية
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Dr. Adel Tweissi believes that rote learning—which asks students to memorize and repeat information rather than analyze and discuss it—may weaken their ability to distinguish between difference and fanaticism. He cites the crime in the village of Hamoud, in Karak, and reports that one of the suspects had prevented his daughters from receiving an education. He calls for a transparent review of school curricula, without sweeping accusations or premature denials, alongside improvements to teaching methods and stronger critical-thinking skills. He also notes that the roots of extremism take shape in the family, the mosque, the media, and social media. He concludes that confronting extremism is not solely a matter of security: it also requires education and institutions that help people respect life and difference, and practise tolerance rather than merely memorize the idea of it.
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