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Session Eight

Environmental Education I:

Definition, Theory & Practice

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Class Discussion

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This class will primarily focus upon the history of environmental education in the U.S. and it's future prospects.

Readings
Text Readings: 

David Orr, Ecological Literacy, Chapter 5 to the completion of the text.

Web Readings:

Environmental Education in the United States

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Writing
Assignment
 Writing Assignment Three Due Today!

Now's the Time to be planning for Writing Assignment Four.


Web Board:

 

Discussion Questions:
  1. What is environmental education and why do we need it?
  2. What is the status of environmental education in the United States?
  3. Briefly describe the National Environmental Education Act of 1990.
  4. Briefly describe recommendation number five.

Post your discussion question responses on Web Board for Session 8.

Field Trip
Field Trip
Field trip # 4 on Sustainable Development is due to be reported nest week.  You will be posting your field trip report on the Web Board  when you complete your trip next week.

Journal Writing
Journal due this week Oct. 11!

Send a photocopy of your journal to:

Terry Wimberley, Ph.D.

College of Arts and Sciences

10501 FGCU Boulevard South

Fort Myers, FL 33965-6565

Final Project

Please post to the web board four of your annotated web bibliographies for me to review.  The newspapers are always doing articles about how U.S. students are under-performing compared to students in other developing nations.  These articles and their supporting research suggest that our public school curriculum fails students because it focuses upon environment kinds of courses to apply science and math concepts that more narrowly teaching content courses in the math and sciences.  You might look in the paper, magazines, and on the web for position statements on this issue and put them in your journal along with your comments.

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