Storytelling for Sustainability in Higher Education (eBook, PDF)

An Educator's Handbook
Redaktion: Molthan-Hill, Petra; Baden, Denise; Puntha, Helen; Wall, Tony; Luna, Heather

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This book demonstrates how stories and storytelling can be consciously embedded into the curricula of any academic discipline in Higher Education to co-create a better future.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 444
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. März 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000762938
• Artikelnr.: 58892782

Autorenporträt

Petra Molthan-Hill leads the Green Academy at Nottingham Trent University (UK), supporting all faculties to integrate Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), a subject on which she has published widely. She is co-designing the UN's Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME) Carbon Literacy Training for Business Schools, following her related research in the television industry. Heather Luna was a lecturer for the Green Academy at Nottingham Trent University. Between 2005 and 2012, she was the Education for Sustainable Development project coordinator for the UK's Higher Education Academy. She co-edited the Routledge book, The Sustainable University . Tony Wall is the founder and head of the International Centre for Thriving, a global-scale collaboration among business, arts, health and education to deliver sustainable transformation. He is an Advance-HE National Teaching Fellowship and holds three Santander International Research Excellence Awards. Helen Puntha is a learning and teaching adviser and Green Academy deputy at Nottingham Trent University. She co-founded the Scholarship Projects for Undergraduate Researchers (SPUR) scheme, co-designed the innovative Sustainability in Practice online certificate and is currently working on the Guardian award-winning SCALE-UP active learning project. Denise Baden researches and teaches sustainable business and business ethics at Southampton Business School, University of Southampton. She leads the Green Stories writing competitions which aim to solicit positive visions of what a sustainable society might look like, see www.greenstories.org.uk.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Introduction Part I: Storytelling as a Pedagogical Tool (Research and
Conceptualisation) 2. The Storyteller Who Wanted to Change the World 3.
Changing Worldviews through a Stories Collection and the Earth Charter 4.
Storytelling for Sustainability: A Definition and Its Implications for
Education and Communication 5. How to Tell Stories 6. Storying the Past:
Using Historical Fiction to Teach Sustainability 7. Storying the Future:
Storytelling Practice in Transformative Systems 8. Which Work Best:
Cautionary Tales or Positive Role Models? Part II: Applied Storytelling 9.
Digitally-Enhanced Learning through Collaborative Filmmaking and
Storytelling for Sustainable Solutions 10. Examining Sustainability
Challenges Using Science-Fiction Film Scenarios 11. "The Future has Gone
Bad; We Need a New One": Neoliberal Science Fiction and the Writing of
Ecotopian Possibility 12. Reading Ecological Memoirs: What Narrative
Therapy Can Tell Us about the Power of Discussing Books in Groups 13.
'Inside Story': Participatory Storytelling and Imagination in
Eco-Pedagogical Contexts 14. Use of Storytelling within Assessment to
Support Sustainability Literacy Part III: Storytelling through the
Disciplines 15. Consumer Privileges and the Socio-Cultural Dimensions of
Production and Consumption 16. The Secret of Dreaming: Introducing Systems
Thinking and Worldview 17. Using Memoirs in Science Communication for
Transformational Learning 18. Sustainable Use of Chemicals in Practice 19.
Cowboys, Cooking Stoves, and Corporations: Engineering a New Future through
Storytelling 20. Going for a Walk: Using Psychogeography to Explore
Sustainability in Art and Design 21. To Invest or Not to Invest? Anita's
Dilemma 22. Storytelling for Complex Sustainability Perspectives in
Business and Management 23. Exploring Sustainability Perspectives in
Accounting and Finance through Contemporary Cinema 24. Storytelling in the
Field of Law and Sustainability: Five Different Stories about "The Ecology
of Law" 25. Stories for Well-being, Resilience and Mental Toughness in
Primary and Secondary Education - Ideas for Pedagogy Practitioners 26.
Communicating Sustainability and Climate Change Messages through 360 Film
and Virtual Reality 27. Social Entrepreneurship: A Facilitator of Social
Progress 28. Accounting for the Planet? 29. Using Stories to Engage and
Educate School Children and Teachers in Sustainable Development 30.
Conclusion: Stepping into Sustainable Futures: Actions, Developments and
Networks