2018
DOI: 10.21120/le/12/1/3
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Environmental educational potentials on school grounds in Budapest

Abstract: As nature and greenspaces in urban areas are agreed to enhance children’s appreciation towards natureand so the purposes of environmental education, it is of high importance to create spaces in and aroundschools that allow students to connect to nature on a daily basis. The aim of the study was to analysefunctions and other components supporting environmental education appear in the open spaces ofschool grounds in Budapest, and to understand the main characteristics of school grounds with thehighest potential … Show more

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“…Parks, schools, trails, and recreation facilities provide settings that can facilitate physical activity, as well as relaxation [72]. School grounds are potential spaces for childhood exposure to nature, which is essential for the success of environmental education as well [73]. "Green" school grounds contain a greater diversity of environmental features such as trees, gardens, and nature trails, which may affect the quantity and quality of physical activity among elementary schoolchildren.…”
Section: Parks Schools Trails and Recreation Facilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Parks, schools, trails, and recreation facilities provide settings that can facilitate physical activity, as well as relaxation [72]. School grounds are potential spaces for childhood exposure to nature, which is essential for the success of environmental education as well [73]. "Green" school grounds contain a greater diversity of environmental features such as trees, gardens, and nature trails, which may affect the quantity and quality of physical activity among elementary schoolchildren.…”
Section: Parks Schools Trails and Recreation Facilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%