Title: Methodologies for the future − a guide to develop education for sustainable development
This material is intended as a source of inspiration and support for teachers and trainers to develop forms, tools and methodologies that will develop action competence for sustainability in students. It provides in-depth examples of sustainable development, illustrates what needs to be taught, and shows how schools and communities can develop together. It suggests a variety of methodologies that can be used both inside and outside the classroom and when working together with the communities.
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Description:This material is intended as a source of inspiration and support for teachers and trainers to develop forms, tools and methodologies that will develop action competence for sustainability in students. It provides in-depth examples of sustainable development, illustrates what needs to be taught, and shows how schools and communities can develop together. It suggests a variety of methodologies that can be used both inside and outside the classroom and when working together with the communities.
Subject Area: 1. Natural sciences, 2. Engineering and technology, 5. Social science – Earth and related environmental sciences
Education Level: Secondary school
Education Use: Instruction/curriculum
Date added: 09-04-2022Language: EN
Publisher/Institution: World Wildlife Fund
License type: Creative Commons – Attribution – Non-Commercial (CC BY-NC)
Primary User: Teacher
Learning resource type (IEEE LOM): Guidelines
Technical type (IEEE LOM): Text – Document
Time to read: 360min
Learning outcomes:
- Have a general understanding of Sustainability
DigComp competence area: 1. Information and data literacy – 1.2 Evaluating data, information and digital content
DigComp proficiency level: 4.Tasks, and well defined and non-routine problems
Link: https://wwfint.awsassets.panda.org/downloads/methodologies_fore_the_future.pdf
Key words: community action, environmental action, sustainability, whole-school approach
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