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Course: |
NRE 225
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Title: | Environmental Education |
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Long Title: | Environmental Education |
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Course Description: | Introduces students to the history, legislation, principles, and goals of environmental literacy and education. Students will apply this understanding by creating, presenting and evaluating an environmental lesson and environmental education project. |
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Min Credit: | 3 |
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Course Notes: | Entered new course 12/5/07 s@; revisions made 4/14/08 s@ |
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Origin Notes: | FRCC |
STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
I. Describe careers in Environmental Education and define what Environmental Education is.
II. Demonstrate an understanding of the history, laws, and policies of Environmental Education.
III. Define Environmental literacy.
IV. Analyze quality environmental education programming
V. Explain the role of service learning in environmental education.
VI. Identify guidelines for excellence in Project Wild and complete the Colorado Division of Wildlife Training-Project Wild.
VII. Participate in the Colorado Division of Wildlife Training-Project Learning Tree.
VIII. Evaluate other resources: guest speakers, written materials, field programs.
IX. Plan and implement an Environmental Education program.
X Analyze and interpret environmental issues
XI. Apply the principles of interpretation.
XII. Discuss and assess of environmental education/student final projects and climate of learning.
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. This course will address the definition of Environmental Education, planning implementation and assessing Environmental Education and will conclude with professional responsibilities of an environmental educator.
II. Foundation of Environmental Education
A. What is Environmental Education?
B. Expanding the definition of Environmental Education
C. Tbilisi Declaration
III. What is environmental literacy?
A. Questioning and analysis skills
B. Knowledge of environmental processes
IV. Professional responsibilities; benefits and criticisms of Environmental Education.
A. Guidelines of the North American Association of Environmental Education.
V. Planning and implementing Environmental Education
A. Goals and learning outcomes
B. Integrating environmental education into the curriculum
C. Instructional methodologies and identifying and evaluating resources
D. Environmental issues
E. Service learning
VI. Evaluation and assessment
VII. Creating a climate for learning.
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