vol 10, no 1 - 2005

articles

• currents in environmental education: mapping a complex and evolving pedagogical field

  lucie sauvé

  pp. 11-37

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• "cutting nature's leading strings": a cautionary tale about constructivism

  david w. jardine

  pp. 38-51

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• further thoughts on "cutting nature's leading strings": a conversation

  david w. jardine, bruce johnson, leesa fawcett

  pp. 52-61

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• critical environmental education research: re-engaging the debate

  ian robottom

  pp. 62-78

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• making (some) sense of feminist poststructuralism in environmental education research and practice

  m.j. barrett

  pp. 79-93

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• social epistemology and its politically correct words: avoiding absolutism, relativism, consensualism, and vulgar pragmatism

  leigh price

  pp. 94-107

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• "ways of doing," learning, teaching, and researching

  phillip payne

  pp. 108-124

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• a methodological proposal for environmental education

  guillermo foladori

  pp. 125-140

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• educating ecological citizens of the blue planet

  seonaigh macpherson

  pp. 141-156

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• encountering paradigmatic tensions and shifts in environmental education

  tsepo mokuku, ‘mantoetse e. jobo, mohaeka raselimo, tseliso mathafeng, karl stark

  pp. 157-172

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• teachers working in the field of environmental education: musings of a practitioner

  eloiza dias neves

  pp. 173-179

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• the centrality of the "mediation" concept in the participatory management of water resources

  irenilda Ângela dos santos, christian niel berlinck, symone christine de santana araújo, ercília torres steinke, valdir adilson steinke, taissa ferreira pianta, ivete teresinha graebner, carlos hiroo saito (coord.)

  pp. 180-194

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• public attitudes towards socio-cultural aspects of water supply and sanitation services: palestine as a case study

  marwan haddad

  pp. 195-211

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• "hanging out in the schoolground": a reflective look at researching children's environmental learning

  karen malone, paul tranter

  pp. 212-224

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• using drawings to assess student perceptions of schoolyard habitats: a case study of reform-based research

  linda l. cronin jones

  pp. 225-240

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• borderland voices and practices: the ambiguity of children's participation in school grounds greening

  greg mannion

  pp. 241-255

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• secondary school 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 ' participation in school grounds improvement: emerging findings from a study in england

  mark rickinson, dawn sanders

  pp. 256-272

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• capacity building for school gardening: a swedish case study

  petter Ã…kerblom

  pp. 273-285

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• breaking new ground? reflections on greening school grounds as sites of ecological, pedagogical, and social transformation

  janet e. dyment, alan reid

  pp. 286-301

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