Teaching energy as part of education for sustainability
Issue 4 | Page 30 | Published Aug 2018
Description
Although this article dates from 2014, much remains pertinent to today's classrooms across the world and 'it would be no bad thing if students left school knowing how to grow some of their own food, understanding how to calculate their carbon footprint and being able to identify how their individual consumer behaviours impacted on the lives of other people and other species' (Dillon and Huang, 2010).
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