2010
DOI: 10.1080/14926150903574247
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The Environment in the Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Technology Learning Areas for General Education and Training in South Africa

Abstract: This article assesses the inclusion of environmental concerns in South Africa's Revised National Curriculum Statements for Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Technology. It comments on the state of environmental education in formal education in South Africa generally but more specifically in the areas mentioned. Challenges for advancing the project of environmental education in South Africa are noted and a collective effort focusing on the professional development of teachers is proposed.Résumé: Cet article se … Show more

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“…No tocante ao desenvolvimento sustentável, o uso de projetos de EA nas atividades de ensino-aprendizagem forma docentes sensibilizados com os problemas socioambientais, o que reforça a inclusão da vertente ambiental em diretrizes curriculares nacionais específicas e propõe esforço coletivo com foco no desenvolvimento profissional (Le Grange, 2010).…”
Section: Inclusão De Preocupações Ambientais Em Diretrizes Curricular...unclassified
“…No tocante ao desenvolvimento sustentável, o uso de projetos de EA nas atividades de ensino-aprendizagem forma docentes sensibilizados com os problemas socioambientais, o que reforça a inclusão da vertente ambiental em diretrizes curriculares nacionais específicas e propõe esforço coletivo com foco no desenvolvimento profissional (Le Grange, 2010).…”
Section: Inclusão De Preocupações Ambientais Em Diretrizes Curricular...unclassified
“…We would emphasise the use of both alternative tools (tablet and book), especially if the children's science book contains the necessary information (Abtokhi et al, 2018;Le Grange, 2010).…”
Section: Group Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The curriculum principle that embodies concern for the environment frames the issue in anthropocentric terms—it refers to a healthy environment (presumably for humans) and is associated with constructs such as human rights and social justice (which are decidedly anthropocentric). However, the notion of the environment in the assessment standards 4 of several learning areas largely makes reference to the biophysical dimension (that is, non‐human nature) (for details see Le Grange, 2010).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%