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Powell, Jerry – Resource Recycling, 1990
Presents a catalog of recycling education materials. The list is subdivided into two categories, recycling curricular documents (23 entries) and recycling educational materials (16 entries). (MCO)
Descriptors: Comics (Publications), Conservation Education, Ecology, Educational Games
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Gilman, Rhoda R. – OAH Magazine of History, 1992
Discusses state history instruction in U.S. schools. Describes the writing of an updated history of Minnesota for use in instruction. Addresses the inclusion of the history of minorities, women, and the environment in the book. Suggests that state history is a natural stage for demonstrating the interplay between the individual and the universal.…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Elementary Secondary Education, Environmental Education, History Instruction
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Spence, Lundie; And Others – Current: The Journal of Marine Education, 1990
Presented are 13 concepts considered important in estuarine education. These concepts were chosen by a panel of professionals in estuarine education, research and management. Included are the study methods, results, and implications for science education. (KR)
Descriptors: Environmental Education, Estuaries, Interdisciplinary Approach, Marine Biology
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Hill, Brennan R. – Religious Education, 1990
Maintains that contemporary theology of creation is concerned with social, ecological, and nuclear crises, pointing out that many theologians assume responsibility for offering values needed for earth's survival. Reports on the perspectives of four theologians on creation: Gibson Winter; John Haught; A. R. Peacocke; and Sallie McFague. Suggest…
Descriptors: Biblical Literature, Christianity, Creationism, Curriculum Development
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Jenkins-McLean, Terri – Journal of Environmental Health, 1991
The seven-step project cycle used in a water sanitation project in Belize from 1986-89 is described. The direct involvement of community organizations, village councils, family gatherings, parent-teacher organizations, political groups, Village Health Committees, and volunteer organizations is emphasized. (CW)
Descriptors: Community Organizations, Conservation (Environment), Developing Nations, Environmental Education
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Kelsey, Elin – International Journal of Science Education, 1991
Examines how the aquarium has attempted to move from a transfer view of knowledge to a constructivist approach in its most popular general public program--the killer whale presentation. The process of change that staff underwent is similar to conceptual change processes among learners of science. Describes constructivist strategies of conceptual…
Descriptors: Adoption (Ideas), Aquariums, Cognitive Restructuring, Cognitive Style
Kool, Richard – Clearing, 1992
Explores the need for school-based environmental education assessment in Canada. Proposes a process that begins with describing how to foster environmental literacy. Suggests that a commitment be made to create a sound environmental ethic and to educate with the purpose of creating environmentally literate and responsible citizens. (MCO)
Descriptors: Citizenship Education, Citizenship Responsibility, Community Involvement, Curriculum Development
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Ramsey, John M.; And Others – Journal of Environmental Education, 1992
Reviews the basic precepts of environmental education (EE) summarizing state-level efforts directed at its establishment. Discusses an EE plan with a 3-year scope and sequence for middle school students along with other suggestions for systematically incorporating EE into K-12 curriculum. Examines curricular frameworks, program characteristics,…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Curriculum, Definitions, Educational Assessment
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Science Activities, 1991
A student hand-out for a recycling unit defines the terms reduce, recycle, and reuse as they relate to solid waste management. Presents the characteristics of recyclable items such as yard wastes, metals, glass, and paper. Lists organizations through which more information about recycling can be obtained. (MCO)
Descriptors: Conservation (Environment), Conservation Education, Ecology, Elementary Secondary Education
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Buege, Ronald M. – Journal of Environmental Health, 1992
Cites the proliferation of computer hardware and software as putting a great variety of time and labor-saving capabilities within reach of nearly any organization. Suggests 27 different ways to use a personal computer within the context of an environmental health program. (Author/MCO)
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Design, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Uses in Education
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Mackwood, Gae – Canadian Social Studies, 1991
Discusses the plan to restructure northern Quebec's landscape through the James Bay hydroelectric project. Suggests that the project offers opportunities to study development versus preservation, federal versus provincial powers, and the conflict between business and Native communities. Explores the need to teach students to care about social…
Descriptors: American Indians, Citizenship Education, Current Events, Economic Development
Chemecology, 1992
Presents a classroom activity in which students calculate the amount and types of trash thrown out by their class at school to investigate how much trash is generated, where it goes, and speculate about alternatives. Students need to be familiar with the concepts of weight, volume, and numbers. (MCO)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Environmental Education, Instructional Materials, Learning Activities
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Kestler, Carol Susan – Nature Study, 1991
Describes methodology for a fresh water life study with elementary through college age students with suggestions for proper equipment, useful guides, and other materials. Proposes an activity for the collection and study of plankton. Includes background information.(MCO)
Descriptors: Biology, Educational Strategies, Elementary Secondary Education, Environmental Education
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Wiessinger, Diane – Nature Study, 1991
This lesson plan uses grocery shopping to demonstrate the importance of source reduction in the handling of solid waste problems. Students consider different priorities in shopping (convenience, packaging, and waste reduction) and draw conclusions about the relationship between packaging techniques and solid waste problems. (MCO)
Descriptors: Conservation Education, Consumer Education, Environmental Education, Field Trips
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Giolitto, P.; Souchon, C. – European Journal of Education, 1991
A discussion of environmental education in French elementary, secondary, and higher education looks at official policy statements, related educational research, integration of environmental education into curricula and instruction at each level, and needs for future development. More thorough integration and additional emphasis in the curriculum…
Descriptors: Curriculum Design, Educational Assessment, Educational Policy, Educational Research
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