a methodological proposal for environmental education
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this paper discusses methodological criteria for environmental education. the place of environmental education in the curriculum has led to its being considered as a dimension that should cut across different disciplines, instead of offering a corpus of contents by itself. nevertheless, experience has shown that ecology has systematically filled up the contents of environmental education. in the following pages i try to explain: (a) the reasons why ecology has gained hegemony, as well as the limitations that this approach represents; (b) the place and evolution of the concept of sustainable development in relation to the ecological approach; and (c) the methodological importance of the distinction between technical and social relations as a way to improve on the ecological approach.downloads
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2005-01-01
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