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    2. SUMMER SESSION 2004
  1. EDUC 452-8
    1. (D02.00)
      1. David Zandvliet?
      2. David Brown?
      3. PREREQUISITE
      4. COURSE DESCRIPTION
      5. COURSE OBJECTIVES
      6. REQUIREMENTS
      7. COURSE READINGS
      8. Return to Education's Undergraduate 2004-2 Course Outlines Main Page.

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EDUC 452-8
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
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(D02.00)
David Zandvliet?
David Brown?
Marcia McKenzie
Monday to Friday, July 4-27, 2004
Haida Gwaii', Queen Charlotte Islands
PREREQUISITE
Educ
401/402
(or permission from the instructor)
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course will examine the educational problems entailed in developing human awareness and
understanding of the environment. The course will explore environmental issues through a
multidisciplinary approach and will relate historical and contemporary issues in human-environment
interactions to school curricula from the elementary to the secondary level. As this course is being
offered in a residential format (GM Dawson School) in Massett BC, students will also be expected to
live in Massett for the duration of the course and a variety of day trips and extended field experiences
are planned. As this is a local offering of the course it will focus on issues of particular relevance to the
development and sustainability of Coastal and Northern communities.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
In this course students will
- develop appropriate models and methods for the learning and teaching of Environmental Education
(EE) in both formal and informal educational settings.
- critically evaluate available Environmental Education (EE) instructional materials and resources from a
variety of sources including web, video and print based materials.
- compare and contrast the curriculum and resource guidelines published by the Yukon Dept of
Education and BC Ministry of Education with other published EE guidelines
- consider a variety of perspectives in the interpretion of Environmental Education (EE) including
regulatory, socio-economic, legalistic, aesthetic and scientific frameworks.
REQUIREMENTS
Students will complete the following course assignments and will be graded on a Pass/Fail basis:
- Develop and present lesson plans for the educational use of EE resources
- Prepare a written evaluation of an EE educational resource available in print or on the WWW
- Develop a strategy for Environmental Education at the classroom, school or district level
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Participate in a volunteer experience project with a local or community-based group
- Participate fully in the planning and implementation of an extended outdoor experience
- Prepare a portfoilio of their own design that may include aspects of all of the above and in addition,
demonstrates a mastery of concepts and experiences component to the course
COURSE READINGS
Readings will be provided from a variety government, on-line sources and current education journals.
There will be no textbook, though students should budget a small amount for copying.
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