Education material for the education for sustainability. A scoping review
Abstract
The present scoping review seeks to map the existing literature on the effectiveness of educational materials used by non-formal education structures, which aim at education for the environment and sustainability. The review focuses on the materials created by the Centers of Education for the Environment and Sustainability (K.E.P.E.A.) and utilizes Greek postgraduate studies that investigate the effectiveness of these educational materials. In addition, it cites articles from international literature that evaluate educational materials and education programs for environmental and sustainability education through the interpretive perspective of sociocultural constructivism. The Greek studies point to the need to revise the educational materials, while the international studies highlight the limited literature on the issue.
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Stylianou, P. (2024). Education material for the education for sustainability. A scoping review. Hellenic Journal of Research in Education, 13(1), 235–248. https://doi.org/10.12681/hjre.38910
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