vol. 14 (2009)

front matter & table of contents

front matter & table of contents

1-4
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editorial

guest editorial

david a. greenwood, marcia mckenzie

5-15
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articles

phenomenological deconstruction, slow pedagogy, and the corporeal turn in wild environmental/outdoor education

phillip g. payne, brian wattchow

16-32
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wolves, ptarmigan, and lake trout: critical elements of a northern canadian place-conscious pedagogy

morton asfeldt, ingrid urberg, bob henderson

33-41
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exploring place from an aboriginal perspective: considerations for outdoor and environmental education

greg lowan

42-58
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engaging indigenous urban youth in environmental learning: the importance of place revisited

natalie swayze

59-73
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earthshapes: potential for place-based teacher learning between the virtual and the actual

valerie triggs

74-91
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touching the earth with the heart of enlightened mind: the buddhist practice of mindfulness for environmental education

heesoon bai, greg scutt

92-106
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cultivating and reflecting on intergenerational environmental education on the farm

jolie mayer-smith, oksana bartosh, linda peterat

107-121
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multicultural school gardens: creating engaging garden spaces in learning about language, culture, and environment

amy cutter-mackenzie

122-135
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the power of nature and the nature of power

alison laurie neilson

136-148
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transformative environmental education: stepping outside the curriculum box

julie johnston

149-157
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making the path as we walk it: changing context and strategy on green street

janice astbury, stephen huddart, paulene thÃ©oret

158-178
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marching out from ultima thule: critical counterstories of emancipatory educators working at the intersection of human rights, animal rights, and planetary sustainability

richard kahn, brandie humes

179-195
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educating for a revitalization of the cultural commons

chet bowers

196-200
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reviews

reviews & backmatter

201-224
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front matter & table of contents

front matter & table of contents

editorial

guest editorial

articles

phenomenological deconstruction, slow pedagogy, and the corporeal turn in wild environmental/outdoor education

wolves, ptarmigan, and lake trout: critical elements of a northern canadian place-conscious pedagogy

exploring place from an aboriginal perspective: considerations for outdoor and environmental education

engaging indigenous urban youth in environmental learning: the importance of place revisited

earthshapes: potential for place-based teacher learning between the virtual and the actual

touching the earth with the heart of enlightened mind: the buddhist practice of mindfulness for environmental education

cultivating and reflecting on intergenerational environmental education on the farm

multicultural school gardens: creating engaging garden spaces in learning about language, culture, and environment

the power of nature and the nature of power

transformative environmental education: stepping outside the curriculum box

making the path as we walk it: changing context and strategy on green street

marching out from ultima thule: critical counterstories of emancipatory educators working at the intersection of human rights, animal rights, and planetary sustainability

educating for a revitalization of the cultural commons

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