1. PRELIMINARY OUTLINE

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PRELIMINARY OUTLINE
SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
EDUCATION 452-8?
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION?
(D2.00) ?
(Cat.
#55582)
Summer Session, 1993
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Instructor: S. Lott
(July 5-30)
Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:20 p.m.
Location: Vancouver (Exact location to be determined)
PREREQUISITE:
EDUC 401/402
Educ 452-8: Environmental Education
Will address the design of multi-disciplinary educational programs to develop awareness of
the urban and natural environment and provide students with operational experience under
field conditions.
This summer the Summer Institute in Environmental Education will once again be offering the
summer program based in the Lower Mainland. The program is organized as a Summer Institute,
meaning that the focus of immersion in an 8-semester block will be retained. Sessions will be
held full days, Monday to Thursday, each week. There will be at least one overnight field trip
away from the course site. An optional weekend overnight trip or optional Friday day trips
may be offered occasionally over the course of the month. It is therefore not expected that
students enrolling in EDUC 452 will take other courses concurrently during summer session.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The Summer Institute in Environmental Education is an interdisciplinary program that
addresses the educational implications of human-environment interactions. It is appropriate
for teachers, recreation workers, naturalists and park workers with backgrounds in a wide range
of subject fields and with teaching levels from kindergarten to adult. The program will
examine environmental themes from the perspective of their potential to develop awareness,
understanding, research and problem-solving skills. Topics covered will include environmental
awareness and action strategies, environmental curriculum development, human-environment
relationships, environmental ethics, neighborhood and community studies, outdoor education
and the use of the many resources available.
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Student assignments will include curriculum and program planning and development activities,
as well as specific in-course tasks addressing various course contexts.
FIELD ACTIVITY FEE
$ 35.00 (to partially cover additional field expenses. These fees will be paid as part of the
regular fees.)
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