vol 3, no 1 - 1998

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published: 1998-01-01

editorial

environmental education: is it more than objective science and facts?

bob jickling

pp. 5-7
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articles

environmental education: promise and performance

michael sanera

pp. 9-26
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a mythological wrap

louise profeit-leblanc

pp. 82-91
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birding lessons and the teachings of cicadas

david w. jardine

pp. 92-99
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an academic take on "indigenous traditions and ecology"

peter cole

pp. 100-115
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twice upon a time

joe sheridan

pp. 116-135
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sharing environmental education stories:a critical incident in a canadian community

denis mahony

pp. 136-155
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une vision socialisée des sciences au service d'une éducation relative Ã l'environnement socioconstructiviste

barbara bader

pp. 156-170
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engaging 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 eco-philosophies in research and teaching

alistair robertson

pp. 171-188
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spent lead shot and the environment: a topical environmental education issue for schoolchildren, especially rural canadians and native north americans

leonard j. s. tsuji, jim d. karagatzides, evert nieboer

pp. 189-212
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another point of view

textbooks, teachers and full-colour vision: some thoughts on evaluating environmental education "performance"

pamela courtenay-hall

pp. 27-40
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reflections on "environmental education: promise and performance"

deborah simmons

pp. 41-47
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responses on "environmental education: promise and performance"

gregory a. smith

pp. 48-55
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cultural approach to environmental education: putting michael sanera's ideology into perspective

c. a. bowers

pp. 57-66
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rejoinder

michael sanera

pp. 67-81
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analysis

the future of environmental education in canada?

ann jarnet

pp. 213-215
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