Justice and Equity in Climate Change Education
Exploring Social and Ethical Dimensions of Environmental Education
Herausgeber: Walsh, Elizabeth M
Justice and Equity in Climate Change Education
Exploring Social and Ethical Dimensions of Environmental Education
Herausgeber: Walsh, Elizabeth M
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This volume looks at the ways in which climate change education relates to broader ideas of justice, equity, and social transformation, and ultimately calls for a rapid response to the need for climate education reform.
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This volume looks at the ways in which climate change education relates to broader ideas of justice, equity, and social transformation, and ultimately calls for a rapid response to the need for climate education reform.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 426g
- ISBN-13: 9781032162560
- ISBN-10: 1032162562
- Artikelnr.: 68715290
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 426g
- ISBN-13: 9781032162560
- ISBN-10: 1032162562
- Artikelnr.: 68715290
Elizabeth M. Walsh is Associate Professor in Science Education and Meteorology and Climate Science at San José State University, USA.
Introduction: Climate Change Education Must Be Education for Justice:
Historical and Conceptual Foundations for Centering Equity in Climate
Change Education
Katherine Sover and Elizabeth M. Walsh
Part I. Theoretical Perspectives of Equity and Justice in Climate Change
Education
1. Bringing Climate Injustices to the Forefront: Learning from the Youth
Climate Justice Movement
Rupinder Kaur Grewal, Ellen Field, and Paul Berger
2. Psychological Perspectives of Climate Equity: Reducing Abstraction and
Distance through Engaged Empathy
Ananya M. Matewos, Benjamin Torsney, and Doug Lombardi
3. Public Pedagogy, Climate Change Activism and the Case for Ecosocialism
Mike Cole
Part II. Case Studies and Enactments of Climate Change Education for Equity
and Justice
4. Equitable and Just by Design: Engaging Youth of Color in Climate Change
Education
Na'Taki Osborne Jelks and Crystal Jennings
5. A Course on Natural Disasters Gets Real: Living the Impacts of Climate
Change in the US Virgin Islands
Michele L. Guannel, Gregory Guannel, Imani Daniel, Nailah Copemann,
Angelisa Freeman, and Bethany Good
6. "A Different Kind of Middleman": Preservice Science Teachers' Agency for
Climate Change Education
Asli Sezen-Barrie and Lucy Avraamidou
7. Leadership in Eco-Justice Environmental Educational Practice: A Case for
Climate Change Curricula through Poetic Inquiry that Involves Storytelling
and Walking the Land
Kelly Young and Andrejs Kulnieks
8. Land-Based Environmental Education as a Climate Change Resilience: A
Learning Experience from a Cross-Cultural Community Garden
Ranjan Datta, Jean Kayira, and Prarthona Datta
9. Children's Environmental Identity Development in a Changing Arctic
Environment
Carie Green
10. Contested Agency and Authorship in Middle School Girls' Climate Science
Digital Storytelling: Disentangling Individual and Collective Agency
Elizabeth Smullen and Elizabeth M. Walsh
Historical and Conceptual Foundations for Centering Equity in Climate
Change Education
Katherine Sover and Elizabeth M. Walsh
Part I. Theoretical Perspectives of Equity and Justice in Climate Change
Education
1. Bringing Climate Injustices to the Forefront: Learning from the Youth
Climate Justice Movement
Rupinder Kaur Grewal, Ellen Field, and Paul Berger
2. Psychological Perspectives of Climate Equity: Reducing Abstraction and
Distance through Engaged Empathy
Ananya M. Matewos, Benjamin Torsney, and Doug Lombardi
3. Public Pedagogy, Climate Change Activism and the Case for Ecosocialism
Mike Cole
Part II. Case Studies and Enactments of Climate Change Education for Equity
and Justice
4. Equitable and Just by Design: Engaging Youth of Color in Climate Change
Education
Na'Taki Osborne Jelks and Crystal Jennings
5. A Course on Natural Disasters Gets Real: Living the Impacts of Climate
Change in the US Virgin Islands
Michele L. Guannel, Gregory Guannel, Imani Daniel, Nailah Copemann,
Angelisa Freeman, and Bethany Good
6. "A Different Kind of Middleman": Preservice Science Teachers' Agency for
Climate Change Education
Asli Sezen-Barrie and Lucy Avraamidou
7. Leadership in Eco-Justice Environmental Educational Practice: A Case for
Climate Change Curricula through Poetic Inquiry that Involves Storytelling
and Walking the Land
Kelly Young and Andrejs Kulnieks
8. Land-Based Environmental Education as a Climate Change Resilience: A
Learning Experience from a Cross-Cultural Community Garden
Ranjan Datta, Jean Kayira, and Prarthona Datta
9. Children's Environmental Identity Development in a Changing Arctic
Environment
Carie Green
10. Contested Agency and Authorship in Middle School Girls' Climate Science
Digital Storytelling: Disentangling Individual and Collective Agency
Elizabeth Smullen and Elizabeth M. Walsh
Introduction: Climate Change Education Must Be Education for Justice:
Historical and Conceptual Foundations for Centering Equity in Climate
Change Education
Katherine Sover and Elizabeth M. Walsh
Part I. Theoretical Perspectives of Equity and Justice in Climate Change
Education
1. Bringing Climate Injustices to the Forefront: Learning from the Youth
Climate Justice Movement
Rupinder Kaur Grewal, Ellen Field, and Paul Berger
2. Psychological Perspectives of Climate Equity: Reducing Abstraction and
Distance through Engaged Empathy
Ananya M. Matewos, Benjamin Torsney, and Doug Lombardi
3. Public Pedagogy, Climate Change Activism and the Case for Ecosocialism
Mike Cole
Part II. Case Studies and Enactments of Climate Change Education for Equity
and Justice
4. Equitable and Just by Design: Engaging Youth of Color in Climate Change
Education
Na'Taki Osborne Jelks and Crystal Jennings
5. A Course on Natural Disasters Gets Real: Living the Impacts of Climate
Change in the US Virgin Islands
Michele L. Guannel, Gregory Guannel, Imani Daniel, Nailah Copemann,
Angelisa Freeman, and Bethany Good
6. "A Different Kind of Middleman": Preservice Science Teachers' Agency for
Climate Change Education
Asli Sezen-Barrie and Lucy Avraamidou
7. Leadership in Eco-Justice Environmental Educational Practice: A Case for
Climate Change Curricula through Poetic Inquiry that Involves Storytelling
and Walking the Land
Kelly Young and Andrejs Kulnieks
8. Land-Based Environmental Education as a Climate Change Resilience: A
Learning Experience from a Cross-Cultural Community Garden
Ranjan Datta, Jean Kayira, and Prarthona Datta
9. Children's Environmental Identity Development in a Changing Arctic
Environment
Carie Green
10. Contested Agency and Authorship in Middle School Girls' Climate Science
Digital Storytelling: Disentangling Individual and Collective Agency
Elizabeth Smullen and Elizabeth M. Walsh
Historical and Conceptual Foundations for Centering Equity in Climate
Change Education
Katherine Sover and Elizabeth M. Walsh
Part I. Theoretical Perspectives of Equity and Justice in Climate Change
Education
1. Bringing Climate Injustices to the Forefront: Learning from the Youth
Climate Justice Movement
Rupinder Kaur Grewal, Ellen Field, and Paul Berger
2. Psychological Perspectives of Climate Equity: Reducing Abstraction and
Distance through Engaged Empathy
Ananya M. Matewos, Benjamin Torsney, and Doug Lombardi
3. Public Pedagogy, Climate Change Activism and the Case for Ecosocialism
Mike Cole
Part II. Case Studies and Enactments of Climate Change Education for Equity
and Justice
4. Equitable and Just by Design: Engaging Youth of Color in Climate Change
Education
Na'Taki Osborne Jelks and Crystal Jennings
5. A Course on Natural Disasters Gets Real: Living the Impacts of Climate
Change in the US Virgin Islands
Michele L. Guannel, Gregory Guannel, Imani Daniel, Nailah Copemann,
Angelisa Freeman, and Bethany Good
6. "A Different Kind of Middleman": Preservice Science Teachers' Agency for
Climate Change Education
Asli Sezen-Barrie and Lucy Avraamidou
7. Leadership in Eco-Justice Environmental Educational Practice: A Case for
Climate Change Curricula through Poetic Inquiry that Involves Storytelling
and Walking the Land
Kelly Young and Andrejs Kulnieks
8. Land-Based Environmental Education as a Climate Change Resilience: A
Learning Experience from a Cross-Cultural Community Garden
Ranjan Datta, Jean Kayira, and Prarthona Datta
9. Children's Environmental Identity Development in a Changing Arctic
Environment
Carie Green
10. Contested Agency and Authorship in Middle School Girls' Climate Science
Digital Storytelling: Disentangling Individual and Collective Agency
Elizabeth Smullen and Elizabeth M. Walsh