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Velardi, Sara Hendrickson; Folta, Elizabeth; Rickard, Laura; Kuehn, Diane – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2015
Professional development workshops enable educators to increase their knowledge in an academic subject. With the publication of The Next Generation Science Standards, teachers are expected to be cognizant in science content and inquiry-based learning. This research study looked at workshops offered by New York Project Learning TreeĀ®, an…
Descriptors: Professional Development, Workshops, Science Teachers, Case Studies
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Nates, Juliana; Campos, Claudia; Lindemann-Matthies, Petra – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2010
Exotic species seriously affect local biodiversity in Argentina. This article investigates how students in San Juan province perceive native and exotic species. With the help of a written questionnaire, 865 students (9-17 years old) were asked to name the plant and animal they liked most, disliked most, and perceived as most useful, and to name…
Descriptors: Animals, Student Attitudes, Ecology, Biodiversity
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Whelan, James; La Rocca, Sam – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2004
Managers and decision-makers are under increasing pressure to engage community members along with experts in considering and resolving environmental degradation. This is especially the case with respect to decisions concerning water quality and quantity in Australia. The commitment of citizens and government to sustainable catchment management and…
Descriptors: Water Quality, Water, Environmental Education, Community Involvement
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Lee, John Chi-Kin; Ma, William Hing Tong – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2006
This article describes a university-kindergarten partnership project with teachers in four kindergartens to participate in four three-hour workshops and then to develop their own school-based environmental programs. The four teaching themes of the programs were Animals, Plants, Food and Green Angels. In each kindergarten, a core group of staff was…
Descriptors: Environmental Education, Partnerships in Education, Foreign Countries, Kindergarten