Knowledge
Students are expected to be able to:
- demonstrate deep knowledge of the different methodologies of all fields of geography and its relation with other disciplines especially in humanities.
- Assess the role of the Arab and Muslim geographers in the development of geography as a discipline
- Analyze the effect of nature, economy and human factors on the geography of Palestine.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the economic and challenges that resulted from the practices of the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
- analyze the strong correlation and reaction between the Earth and the Solar System throughout millions of years
- link between the earth structure and geological history with the mineral and economic wealth of the world
- Analyze the relationship between the humankind and the environment and its affect on the development of human civilizations.
- find the relationship between historical events and geography and the relationship between politics and geography.
- analyze the factors that lead to the establishment of international economic bodies and its influence on the North-South relations
- Demonstrate knowledge of historical primary sources and other scientific sources that is related to historical events.
- Demonstrate knowledge of different historical narratives of all periods
- Demonstrate knowledge of different historical research methodologies and its implementations
- Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the theories that explain historical changes
- Demonstrate knowledge of the most important events in modern and contemporary Arab and world history
- Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of all narratives related to the Palestinian history.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the Zionist ideology and its influence on the different historical narratives
- Demonstrate awareness of the relationship between Palestinian history and the elements of Palestinian identity
Skills (Intellectual and Practical)
Intellectual
- interpret different forms of graphs and diagrams using Geographical Information System (GIS)
- Use problem solving, critical thinking and high order thinking skills to interpret the contemporary issues
- write critique reports about historical monuments, archives’ libraries and museum trips
Practical
- read and interpret different forms of graphs and diagrams using Geographical Information System (GIS)
- Use problem solving, critical thinking and high order thinking skills to read and interpret geographic and historical texts
- prepare for and write critical reports about historical and archeological sites, archives’ libraries and museum trips
- access to different types of primary sources
- use the different resource methodologies to write research papers, draw an analyze historical maps and graphs
- analyze and criticize the historical and geographic literature that are influenced by Zionist and Orientalist views.
Attitude
- show interest in his/her country issues, seeking for solutions
- Respect freedom and pluralistic values
- respect human equality regardless of differences in religion, race, gender and class
- develop positive attitudes towards devoted citizenship and to strive for his / her country liberation and advancement
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