"In this book, David Sobel makes the case that meaningful connections with the natural world do not begin in the rainforest but in our own communities. Based on observations of recurrent play themes around the world, Sobel articulates seven design principles that can guide teachers in structuring learning experiences"--
"In this book, David Sobel makes the case that meaningful connections with the natural world do not begin in the rainforest but in our own communities. Based on observations of recurrent play themes around the world, Sobel articulates seven design principles that can guide teachers in structuring learning experiences"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
"Appareled in Celestial Light": Transcendent Nature Experiences in Childhood 1. Childhood and Nature Design Principles 2. Playing, Plotting, and Potatoes: Preschoolers Learning in the Garden 3. Taking the Classroom to the Forest: Forest Fridays in Vermont Public School Kindergartens 4. Applying the Design Principles in an Urban Early Childhood Center: Innovation at Velma Thomas Early Childhood 5. Being Hopeful in Spite of It All: A Return to Nature-based Education 6. Forts, Land Trusts, and Conservation Behavior: How Building Forts Leads to Environmental Behavior 7. Island Play: Disney World Is Like a Flea Compared to Whitehead 8. Valley Quest: Strengthening Community through Educational Treasure Hunts 9. Look, Don't Touch: The Problem with Environmental Education 10. Swimming Upstream against the Current: Changing the School Improvement Paradigm 11. Global Climate Change Meets Ecophobia: Developmentally Appropriate Climate Education 12. Place-based Education in Guilford, Vermont, 2005: Teaching Locally, Understanding Globally 13. Place-based Education in Guilford, Vermont, 2020: Still Going Strong Finding the Good in the Pandemic: Reviving the Nature Study Movement
"Appareled in Celestial Light": Transcendent Nature Experiences in Childhood 1. Childhood and Nature Design Principles 2. Playing, Plotting, and Potatoes: Preschoolers Learning in the Garden 3. Taking the Classroom to the Forest: Forest Fridays in Vermont Public School Kindergartens 4. Applying the Design Principles in an Urban Early Childhood Center: Innovation at Velma Thomas Early Childhood 5. Being Hopeful in Spite of It All: A Return to Nature-based Education 6. Forts, Land Trusts, and Conservation Behavior: How Building Forts Leads to Environmental Behavior 7. Island Play: Disney World Is Like a Flea Compared to Whitehead 8. Valley Quest: Strengthening Community through Educational Treasure Hunts 9. Look, Don't Touch: The Problem with Environmental Education 10. Swimming Upstream against the Current: Changing the School Improvement Paradigm 11. Global Climate Change Meets Ecophobia: Developmentally Appropriate Climate Education 12. Place-based Education in Guilford, Vermont, 2005: Teaching Locally, Understanding Globally 13. Place-based Education in Guilford, Vermont, 2020: Still Going Strong Finding the Good in the Pandemic: Reviving the Nature Study Movement
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