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almahu_9949728763102882
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1 online resource (264 pages)
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1st ed.
ISBN:
9783030202491
Series Statement:
Environmental Discourses in Science Education Series ; v.4
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Conceptualizing Environmental Citizenship for 21st Century Education -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Introduction to the Conceptualisation of Environmental Citizenship for Twenty-First-Century Education -- 1.1 Introducing Environmental Citizenship -- 1.1.1 The Need for Environmental Citizenship -- 1.1.2 The Roots of Environmental Citizenship -- 1.2 The Need for Conceptualisation of Environmental Citizenship -- 1.3 Environmental Citizenship and Education -- 1.4 The European Network for Environmental Citizenship as a Community of Practice -- 1.5 ENEC Definitions: EC, EEC and ECn -- 1.6 The Structure of the Book -- References -- Part I: Political, Economic and Societal Dimensions of Environmental Citizenship -- Chapter 2: Political Dimensions of Environmental Citizenship -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Philosophical Views of the Environment -- 2.3 Citizenship -- 2.4 Role of the State -- 2.5 Implications for Education -- 2.6 Empirical Research -- References -- Chapter 3: Economic Dimensions of Environmental Citizenship -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Conceptual Approaches -- 3.2.1 The Ethics and Values -- 3.2.2 Environment and Mainstream Economics -- 3.2.3 Market Externalities, Tragedy of the Commons and Neoliberal Environmentalism -- 3.3 Levels of the Economic Dimension of Environmental Citizenship -- 3.3.1 Global Level -- 3.3.2 National Level -- 3.3.3 Local Level -- References -- Chapter 4: Societal Issues and Environmental Citizenship -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Cities, Landscapes, and Cultural Diversity -- 4.3 Vital Issues of Transportation -- 4.4 Forms and Approaches of Tourism -- 4.5 Tangible and Intangible Cultural Heritage -- 4.6 Conclusion -- References -- Part II: Environmental Citizenship as Psychological Construct -- Chapter 5: Knowledge and Environmental Citizenship.
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5.1 Environmental Citizens Need Knowledge -- 5.2 Which Knowledge and How to Acquire It? -- 5.3 Topical Knowledge -- 5.4 Types of Knowledge -- 5.5 Knowledge Use and Production -- 5.6 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 6: Values, Beliefs and Environmental Citizenship -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Relating Values and Environmental Citizenship -- 6.2.1 The Value Basis of Environmental Citizenship -- 6.3 Relevance of Belief Formation on Environmental Citizenship -- 6.3.1 Predicting and Explaining Environmental Citizenship Through Beliefs -- 6.4 Using Values and Beliefs to Understand and Promote Environmental Citizenship -- 6.4.1 Future Directions and Practical Recommendations -- References -- Chapter 7: Attitudes and Environmental Citizenship -- 7.1 Discourses on Environmental Citizenship -- 7.2 Environmental Attitudes -- 7.3 Environmental Values -- 7.3.1 Values -- 7.3.2 Basic Environmental Value Orientations -- 7.4 Environmental Citizenship in Empirical Research -- 7.5 Research on Link Between Environmental Values, Attitudes and Behaviour -- 7.6 Measuring Environmental Attitudes -- 7.7 How Do Environmental Attitudes Develop? What Are the Factors Influencing EA? -- 7.7.1 Studies Focusing on Children -- 7.7.2 Retrospective Studies -- 7.8 How Can Attitudes Be Changed? -- 7.9 Concluding Remarks -- References -- Part III: Environmental Citizenship in the Context of Environmental Education and Education for Sustainability -- Chapter 8: Education for Environmental Citizenship and Responsible Environmental Behaviour -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Pro-environmental Behaviour in the Context of Environmental Citizenship -- 8.3 Behaviour Models -- 8.3.1 Knowledge-Based Models -- 8.3.2 Attitude-, Value- and Norm-Oriented Models -- 8.3.3 Skills, Self-Efficacy and Situational Factors -- 8.3.4 New Approaches to Environmental Behaviour Models.
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8.4 Implications for Educating for Environmental Citizenship -- References -- Chapter 9: Environmental Citizenship and Youth Activism -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 The Concept of Activism -- 9.3 Supporting Youth Activism -- 9.4 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 10: Education for Environmental Citizenship and Education for Sustainability -- 10.1 Similarities and Differences Between Education for Environmental Citizenship and Education for Sustainability -- 10.2 Why Education for Environmental Citizenship Is Crucial -- 10.3 The Duty to Act and Spheres of Environmental Citizenship Action -- 10.4 Competencies That Need to Be Promoted by Education for Environmental Citizenship -- 10.5 Fostering the Idea of Sustainability Through Education for Environmental Citizenship -- References -- Part IV: Environmental Citizenship in Educational Levels -- Chapter 11: Environmental Citizenship in Primary Formal Education -- 11.1 Characteristics of Primary Formal Education -- 11.2 Education for Environmental Citizenship: Relevant Approaches -- 11.3 Education for Environmental Citizenship in Curricular Materials -- 11.4 Education for Environmental Citizenship: Valuable Learning Outcomes at Primary School -- 11.4.1 Shaping Environmental Attitudes and Values -- 11.4.2 Skills and Attitudes in Dealing with Environmental Problems -- 11.4.3 Ecological Knowledge and Inquiry Competence -- 11.4.4 Development of Action Competence -- 11.5 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 12: Environmental Citizenship in the Context of Primary Non-formal Education -- 12.1 Features of the Primary Educational Sector -- 12.2 Non-formal Education for Environmental Citizenship -- 12.2.1 Defining Non-formal Education -- 12.2.2 Non-formal Primary Education and Environmental Citizenship -- 12.3 Children Can Learn to Become Environmental Citizens -- 12.3.1 Children Are Not Adults.
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12.3.2 Social Practice Theory and the Formation of an Environmental Identity -- 12.3.3 Significant Life Experiences That Contribute to the Formation of an Environmental Identity -- 12.3.4 From Experiencing Nature to Agency for the Environment -- References -- Chapter 13: Environmental Citizenship in Secondary Formal Education: The Importance of Curriculum and Subject Teachers -- 13.1 Curriculum Principles and Environmental Citizenship -- 13.2 Environmental Citizenship in Policy and Curriculum -- 13.2.1 The Case of England -- 13.2.2 The Case of Croatia -- 13.2.3 The Case of the Netherlands -- 13.3 Teaching Approaches for Environmental Citizenship -- 13.4 Moving Towards Education for Environmental Citizenship in Secondary Schooling -- References -- Chapter 14: Educating for Environmental Citizenship in Non-formal Frameworks for Secondary Level Youth -- 14.1 Characteristics of Non-formal Education Promoting the Attributes of an Environmental Citizen -- 14.2 Pedagogies, Teaching Tools and Learning Schemes of Secondary Non-formal Education for Promoting Environmental Citizenship -- 14.2.1 Place-Based Education -- 14.2.2 Civic Ecology Education -- 14.2.3 Ecojustice Pedagogy -- 14.2.4 Action Competence -- 14.2.5 Socio-Scientific Inquiry-Based Learning -- 14.3 Examples of Secondary Non-formal Settings and Programmes Suitable for Promoting Education for Environmental Citizenship -- 14.3.1 Environmental Education Centres as Non-formal Settings Promoting Education for Environmental Citizenship: "Environmental Crime on the Coast", Cyprus -- 14.3.2 Youth Clubs as a Youth Engagement Framework: Case Study of Israeli Youth Movements -- 14.3.3 Learning from Forests: Certification Course Programme for Forest Pedagogy, Austria -- 14.3.4 A Museum Lesson on Biodiversity Loss 'Endangered Animals and Plants, Disappearing Ecosystems', The Netherlands.
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14.3.5 The Program for the Recovery and Educational Use of Abandoned Villages. CENEAM. Centro Nacional de Educación Ambiental, Spain -- 14.3.6 Environmental Citizenship through Applied Community Service Learning, Afghanistan, Asia -- 14.3.7 The Africa Environmental Education and Training Action Plan (AEETAP) 2015-2024 -- 14.4 Challenges Regarding the Secondary Age Level and the Non-formal Focus and Suggestions for Overcoming Them -- References -- Chapter 15: Education for Environmental Citizenship: The Pedagogical Approach -- 15.1 The Need for Education for Environmental Citizenship -- 15.2 The EEC Model: Goals and Objectives -- 15.2.1 The Green Cycle -- 15.2.2 Agents of Change -- 15.2.3 Solving Environmental Problems -- 15.2.4 Preventing Environmental Problems -- 15.2.5 Achieving Sustainability -- 15.2.6 Healthy Relationship with Nature -- 15.2.7 Environmental Rights and Duties -- 15.2.8 Structural Causes of Environmental Problems -- 15.2.9 Civic Participation -- 15.2.10 Inter- and Intra-Generational Justice -- 15.3 The Pedagogical Approach of Education for Environmental Citizenship -- 15.3.1 The Pedagogical Landscape of Education for Environmental Citizenship -- 15.3.2 Description of the Education for Environmental Citizenship Pedagogical Approach -- 15.4 Curriculum and Learning Materials for Education for Environmental Citizenship -- 15.5 Teachers and Teacher Professional Development for Education for Environmental Citizenship -- 15.6 Educational Institutions and Education for Environmental Citizenship -- 15.7 Conclusion -- References.
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