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Brock, David; Boeke, Caroline; Josowitz, Rebecca; Loya, Katherine – American Biology Teacher, 2004
The study developed a simple experimental protocol for studying antibiotic resistant bacteria that will allow students to determine the proportion of such bacteria found on common fruit and vegetable crops. This protocol can open up the world of environmental science and show how human behavior can dramatically alter ecosystems.
Descriptors: Microbiology, Ecology, Science Education, Environmental Education
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Grant, Don; Jones, Andrew W.; Trautner, Mary Nell – Social Forces, 2004
Scholars agree that due to advances in transportation and communication technologies, firms can extend their reach and more easily externalize their pollution by setting up plants in far-flung, less regulated areas. They also concur that absentee managed plants or facilities with remote headquarters are rapidly becoming the modal type of…
Descriptors: Physical Environment, Social Scientists, Environmental Education, Pollution
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Bell, Derek R. – Journal of Philosophy of Education, 2004
This paper considers whether the promotion of an environmental ethic in schools is compatible with the political liberal's commitment to neutrality. A new account of the implications of John Rawls's political liberalism for the basic structure of education is developed. The prima facie incompatibility of political liberalism and the promotion of…
Descriptors: Ethics, Environmental Education, Political Attitudes, Sustainable Development
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Hyun, Eunsook – Environmental Education Research, 2005
How is young childrens' intellectual culture of perceiving nature different from adults'? What types of linguistic and gender characteristics appear in that phenomenon? What should be considered in pedagogical practice for young children given this understanding? Based on field-based vignettes collected from multiple sites and situations that are…
Descriptors: Linguistics, Young Children, Gender Differences, Environmental Education
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Martin, Stephen; Jucker, Rolf – Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 2005
The World Summit for Sustainable Development (WSSD) in Johannesburg made it clear that political leadership the world over is incapable of rising to the challenges of sustainability. Yet, most of the hundred or so world leaders who attended have a higher education degree from some of the world's most prestigious universities. This paper tries to…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Geography Instruction, Sustainable Development, Environmental Education
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Sureda, Jaume; Oliver, Miquel F.; Castells, Margalida – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2004
By petition of the regional government of the Balearic Islands (Spain), the authors of this article evaluated activities of environmental education, interpretation, and information carried out in the most important protected areas of these islands. The following is a presentation of the model of the evaluation that was developed. Based on the…
Descriptors: Environmental Education, Foreign Countries, Evaluation, Models
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Sachsman, David B.; Simon, James; Valenti, JoAnn Myer – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2005
Environment reporters have been criticized for allegedly having an antibusiness bias. This study, based on a series of regional surveys including 364 U.S. environment reporters, found the journalists commonly used a business or economics framework for their stories. The reporters used some business organizations as sources more often than some…
Descriptors: Activism, Business, Corporations, Journalism Education
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Meyer, Jason M. – Social Studies, 2002
Children's literature is an important vehicle through which to expose students to environmental issues. Because children are curious about their surroundings, the environment supplies a perfect avenue for their learning to read, write, and make sense of their world (Kupetz and Twiest 2000). Children tend to respond better to children's books than…
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Environmental Education, Authors, Misconceptions
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Morgan, Mark; Soucy, Jeremy – Environmental Education Research, 2006
Although park naturalists should be inclusive in their attempts to reach a variety of audiences, visitors having a consumptive resource orientation may get overlooked. The activity involvement, place attachment and resource knowledge scores of trout anglers at Montauk State Park (Missouri, USA) were combined into a typology that consisted of four…
Descriptors: Specialization, Questionnaires, Recreation, Environmental Education
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Mihok, Morgan; Keiser, Joseph T.; Bortiatynski, Jacqueline M.; Mallouk, Thomas E. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2006
The environmentally focused general chemistry laboratory provides a format for teaching the concepts of the mainstream laboratory within an environmental context. The capstone integrated exercise emerged as the overwhelming favorite part of this laboratory and the experiment gave students an opportunity to do a self-directed project, using the…
Descriptors: Science Laboratories, Chemistry, Environmental Education, Science Education
Project WET Foundation, 2008
Clean water, proper sanitation and good hygiene form a solid foundation for a student's health education. This activities guide is designed to enable teachers to take an active role in making a real difference in the lives of children and their families. Its 40 pages are filled with engaging ways to impart an understanding about how common…
Descriptors: Health Education, Child Welfare, Water, Hygiene
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Gadotti, Moacir – Journal of Education for Sustainable Development, 2008
The author argues that education, as we see it today, is more a part of sustainable development's (SD) problem than a part of its solution because it reinforces the principles and values of an unsustainable lifestyle and economy. He argues for an economy that is not centred on free market and profit, and which circulates wealth with a logic of…
Descriptors: Free Enterprise System, Sustainable Development, Conservation (Environment), Life Style
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Deans, Jan; Brown, Robert – Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood, 2008
The established place of the arts within early childhood education is rarely questioned. Nevertheless, social, cultural and political shifts in values, beliefs and practices impact on approaches to the arts, as early childhood practitioners grapple with increasingly complex views on how children learn and what factors impact on their learning.…
Descriptors: Early Childhood Education, Art Education, Case Studies, Educational Change
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Wals, Arjen E. J.; Geerling-Eijff, Floor; Hubeek, Francisca; van der Kroon, Sandra; Vader, Janneke – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2008
World wide, policymakers are looking for ways to use education and communication strategies to create a world that is more sustainable than the one currently in prospect. They often find themselves trapped between instrumental (behavior change) and emancipatory (human development) uses of such strategies. This study sheds light on this apparent…
Descriptors: Communication Strategies, Behavior Modification, Behavior Change, Sustainable Development
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Daudi, Sabiha S. – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2008
Environmental literacy has been defined in various ways: from acquisition of scientific knowledge to addressing environmental concerns through indigenous knowledge. Program planners and educators need to identify and employ strategies for inclusive program development where all stakeholders are given an equal opportunity to share their opinions as…
Descriptors: Indigenous Knowledge, Environmental Education, Program Development, Literacy
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