Fadel Alsawayfa

Fadel Alsawayfa
Bethlehem University

Doctor of Education

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Introduction
My current research interests include creative pedagogies in education, particularly poetry, drama in education, and storytelling. I am also interested in creative methods and techniques in teaching, learning and research. I am particularly interested in found poetry as a creative method of teaching and learning, and a participative research approach. I am currently working on publishing my doctoral thesis entitled: Travelling to the top of the mountain: The use of found poetry to explore Palestinian and Arab teachers' perceptions and experience of their participation in a drama in education summer school.
Additional affiliations
October 2015 - October 2019
University of Chester
Position
  • Researcher
January 2015 - June 2015
Bethlehem University
Position
  • Lecturer
Description
  • I taught Foundations of Education module to 2nd year students.
January 2011 - May 2015
Bethlehem University
Position
  • Educational Project Coordinator and Researcher
Description
  • I coordinated an educational project with 58 primary and secondary schools across the West Bank and conducted research in a number of school.
Education
September 2015 - September 2018
University of Chester
Field of study
  • Education
September 2008 - November 2009
Institute of Education, University of London
Field of study
  • Comparative Education
August 2007 - August 2010
A.M. Qattan Foundation
A.M. Qattan Foundation
Field of study
  • Drama in Education

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Publications (8)
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The purpose of this chapter is to contribute to the growing body of research on the use of poetry as a means of data analysis, presentation and dissemination. It is based on my doctoral thesis entitled ‘Travelling to the top of the mountain: The use of poetry to explore Palestinian and Arab teachers’ perceptions and the experience of their particip...
Chapter
Focuses on learning through arts-based research as a practice of social justice through which we can reimagine, interrupt, insist and resist as we engage collectively to better understand and rethink social, organisational and societal issues. The result of a multi-year and international research project.
Article
This study investigates the Palestinian Ministry of Education's policy for selecting headmasters, through the ministry's official document, based on the leader's responsibilities framework. Few researches studied policy documents that involve selecting headmasters in the developing countries, so this study contributes to research on selecting headm...
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This study investigates the Palestinian Ministry of education’s policy for selecting headmasters, through the ministry’s official document, based on the leader’s responsibilities framework. Few researches studied policy documents that involve selecting headmasters in the developing countries, so this study contributes to research on selecting headm...
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The Israeli occupation and its strategies employed for controlling the Palestinian Territories have reflected negatively on all aspects of Palestinians’ lives. The occupation has also created a closed environment where people have little room to act and react freely. This article highlights the importance of drama and theatre making for Palestinian...

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This research illustrates the potential of using found poetry as a method of data analysis and representation in qualitative research.
Project
The objective of this essay is to critically reflect on the inequalities, oppression and control in public schools with particular emphasis on the Palestinian context. I will argue that state’s schools are more like concentration centres and prison camps. The Palestinian “state”, on paper I would say, has been excluded and besieged by the State of Israel and the Palestinians are prisoned and controlled in prison-like cities and refugee camps. Ironically, since its establishment in 1994, the “Palestinian National Authority” has been trying to create a new reality, come into existence and controlling the Palestinian people’s lives in all spheres of life by acting as a state of exception. In context of Palestine, enslavement, oppression, control and humiliation in sate’s schools have not yet been explored, therefore this attempt will be the first of its kind.