Environment Teaching in the Face of the Global Challenges of the 21st Century
A special issue of Environments (ISSN 2076-3298).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 June 2022) | Viewed by 5601
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Interests: didactics of geography and social sciences; climatology; climate change; natural hazards (floods, droughts, etc.); natural resources (water); landscape and field trips; social representations of school students; teachers in training and in service; textbook analysis; didactic proposals
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Dear Colleagues,
Currently, the world is experiencing global changes and the effects are being felt in all social, economic, political, and environmental fields. Climate change, natural hazards, social inequalities, immigration, refugees, and the spread of diseases (COVID-19, etc.) are just a few examples that can be treated as enviromental issues. All of these topics should be dealt with at all stages of education (including university). Nowdays, we find different problems that can be linked to the so-called Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), for example, “clean water and sanitation” (Goal 5), “affordable and clean energy” (Goal 6), “sustainable cities and communities” (Goal 11), “responsible production and consumption” (Goal 12), “climate action” (Goal 13), or “life of terrestrial ecosystems” (Goal 15).
This Special Issue answers the following research questions with theoretical and empirical studies:
*What are the purposes of enviromental teaching in today’s schools?
*What place does environmental thought formation and environmental and social problems have in learning/teaching?
Dr. Alvaro Morote
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Environmental conservation
- Environmental impact and risk assessment
- Environmental change and conservation
- Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
- Climate change and natural hazards
- Water resources
- End-purposes of environmental teaching
- Relevant environment problems
- Education for sustainability citizenship
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