Green Teacher 44, October-November 1995
- 16th Envirothon a North American event ...
p.5.
by Tim Grant
Democratic education for environmental stewardship
... pp.6-10.
by Peter Corcoran, Margaret Pennock
Lessons from a school that has been practising authentic
democracy for more than two decades.
Shifting paradigms: a new look at animals in
classrooms ... pp.12-16.
by Stephen Huddart, Craig Naherniak
Children who collectively and individually experience
looking after animals develop confidence, cooperative
spirit, empathy and respect, extending to classmates and
beyond.
Small Scale Science ... pp.17-19.
by Alan Slater
A small is better technique that dramatically reduces the
quantity of chemicals used in science classes.
Global morning: A consumer awareness activity
... pp.20-23.
by Mary Gale Smith
An eye-opening lesson for secondary students on the
implications of consumerism.
College education with a difference ...
pp.24-26.
by Miriam Weinstein
Tips for helping senior students choose a college or
university that will support their desire to make a
better world.
Journey to the future: Creative visualization with
children ... pp.27-29.
by Jane Hamilton
An imaginary journey that became the springboard for a
year long study of alternative futures.
A new story in grade nine science ...
pp.30-34.
by Susan M. Drake, Bruce Hemphill, Ron Chappell
Learning to ask meaningful questions and answer them in a
systematic way that shows respect for the environment.
Planet Earth:
Endangered Species ... pp.35-37.
by Gareth Thomson
Focus on local endangered species.
Inside the
Internet: Listservs ... p.39.
by Richard Kool
How to use Internet mailing lists.
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