2017
DOI: 10.23965/ajec.42.2.02
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Inspiring Environmentally Responsible Preschool Children through the Implementation of the National Quality Framework: Uncovering what Lies between Theory and Practice

Abstract: EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION FOR environmental sustainability (ECEfES) has become significant in the early years, as highlighted by the inclusion of ECEfES in Australia's first and current National Quality Framework (NQF) for early childhood education and care (ECEC). This article reports on the major findings from a case study (Pollock, 2014), which aimed to uncover what lies between theory and practice, as ECEC educators attempt to support young children to become environmentally responsible, through the implem… Show more

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“…Studies on play (including role play and story retell), indicate that play provides opportunities to develop creative thinking, and that teachers can support children to enhance thinking and develop their skills (Grajczonek, 2007 ; Leggett & Newman, 2017 ). Children create knowledge as they play, interacting with their environment, other children, objects and their teachers; playing a pivotal role in their own learning (Leggett & Newman, 2017 ; Pollock et al, 2017 ). These studies effectively gathered information from a combination of document analysis, interviews with educators and children, and collections of artefacts, providing a rich diversity of data from which to draw their conclusions.…”
Section: Insightsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies on play (including role play and story retell), indicate that play provides opportunities to develop creative thinking, and that teachers can support children to enhance thinking and develop their skills (Grajczonek, 2007 ; Leggett & Newman, 2017 ). Children create knowledge as they play, interacting with their environment, other children, objects and their teachers; playing a pivotal role in their own learning (Leggett & Newman, 2017 ; Pollock et al, 2017 ). These studies effectively gathered information from a combination of document analysis, interviews with educators and children, and collections of artefacts, providing a rich diversity of data from which to draw their conclusions.…”
Section: Insightsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors contended that there was much work to be done to extend the thinking and practice related to the education for sustainability beyond the environmental dimension, in order to embrace a more holistic perspective that also incorporates the social and cultural dimension. A greater focus on sociocultural issues like equality and justice and the negotiation of new approaches to link democratic values to issues of sustainability within education was called for [49,50,52,58,61,69,70].…”
Section: Application Of a Holistic Perspective In Education For Sustamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Menekankan pentingnya mendengarkan suara anak-anak, pendekatan 'whole-of-the-art', dan terlibat dalam refleksi tentang isu-isu keberlanjutan dan pendidikan lingkungan. Banyak para pendidik yang tidak menyadari, atau kewalahan oleh isu-isu keberlanjutan tersebut selama bertahun-tahun, menyebabkan pengajaran mereka masih bersifat formatif dan tidak lengkap (kurang) serta bersifat jangka pendek (Pollock et al, 2017).…”
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