TEPP SPEAKS OUT IN THE NAME OF THE CHILDREN
some educators in the group TEACHING ENGLISH FOR PALESTINIAN PURPOSES (TEPP) | 01.08.2006 10:12 | Lebanon War 2006 | Anti-militarism | Education
TEPP is a network of English teachers, teacher trainers and materials-writers who have worked in Palestine, Lebanon or neighbouring countries. We wish as educators to express our outrage at the recent killing and destruction of infrastructure in Gaza and Lebanon.
As English teachers, teacher trainers and materials-writers who have worked in Palestine, Lebanon or neighbouring countries, we want to express our outrage at the recent killing and destruction of infrastructure in Gaza and Lebanon.
For years we have worked with our Palestinian colleagues - in often unbearable conditions - to educate their students to be responsible, rounded members of society. These patient attempts have been smashed by the indiscriminate killing of hundreds of Palestinian children and their parents over the past weeks, culminating in the massacre of 37 children in Qana in southern Lebanon July 30. Those who survive will only learn one thing: how to hate.
Eleanor Watts, Scott Thornbury, Bill Templer, Maggie Baigent
(Members of TEPP, Teaching English for Palestinian Purposes,
an on-line discussion group)
For years we have worked with our Palestinian colleagues - in often unbearable conditions - to educate their students to be responsible, rounded members of society. These patient attempts have been smashed by the indiscriminate killing of hundreds of Palestinian children and their parents over the past weeks, culminating in the massacre of 37 children in Qana in southern Lebanon July 30. Those who survive will only learn one thing: how to hate.
Eleanor Watts, Scott Thornbury, Bill Templer, Maggie Baigent
(Members of TEPP, Teaching English for Palestinian Purposes,
an on-line discussion group)
some educators in the group TEACHING ENGLISH FOR PALESTINIAN PURPOSES (TEPP)
