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Galeshi, Roofia; Patterson, Margaret B. – AERA Online Paper Repository, 2020
Recent studies have linked propensity to donate one's time and money to educational attainment and cognitive skills. However, the tumultuous change caused by the advancement of technology and changing the landscape of information has made millennials a generation with unique social engagement patterns that might differ from the previous…
Descriptors: Young Adults, Numeracy, Volunteers, Behavior Patterns
Vassallo, Francesca – Journal of Political Science Education, 2020
As a contribution to the Teaching & Learning Symposium on Comparative Politics organized by APSA, this short article discusses the challenges in Introduction to Comparative Politics classes when comparative political behavior is examined. In the tradition of studying political participation, the discipline has witnessed the development of…
Descriptors: Political Science, Comparative Analysis, Activism, Social Action
Sakellari, Maria; Skanavis, Constantina – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2013
Ecofeminism suggests that women are more active than men regarding environmental issues for a variety of social, cultural, and biological reasons. In support to these arguments, women predominate within the overall grassroots of the Environmental Justice movement. However, claims have been made that environmental education theory and research are…
Descriptors: Environmental Education, Gender Differences, Behavior Patterns, Feminism