Najwan Saada is currently an assistant professor of the social and philosophical foundations of education at Beit Berl College of Education and Al-Qasemi Academic College of Education in Israel. He is Palestinian citizen from Israel and his research interest includes social studies and citizenship education, curriculum theory, identity politics, postcolonial theory, teachers' and students' religious identities. Najwan received his B.A. and M.A. in sociology of education from the Hebrew University and his doctoral degree from Michigan State University. His dissertation deals with the intersection of religion, democracy, and citizenship from postcolonial and power/knowledge theories. Recently he published the article “Teachers’ perspectives on citizenship education in Islamic schools in Michigan” in Theory and Research in Social Education. Najwan has an account on Academia https://independent.academia.edu/NajwanSaada and he can be reached on saada.najwan@gmail.com.
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