This paper focuses on children's response to place and the way that placed impacts on geography education. Drawing on ideas from Froebel, Jung, Otto and Capra and Luisi it emphasises how our sense of oneness with nature can awaken a sense of awe and wonder. It is argued telling the 'story of the world' needs to draw on multiple perspectives and that emotional encounters and existential moments are a necessary part of a meaningful geography curriculum
The natural environment is in focus as never before in human history. Concerns about exploitation of...
The natural environment is in focus as never before in human history. Concerns about exploitation of...
Mainstream education for sustainable development conceives of nature as a resource or commodity. The...
Environmental Education (EE) has become increasingly important in Australian public and governmental...
In this paper, I draw on Massey\u27s conceptualisation of space and place and literature on children...
This thesis explores my perceptions as a Christian geography teacher, how a series of images, depict...
While all of children’s lived experiences are essentially rooted in place, Louise Chawla (1992) has ...
While all of children’s lived experiences are essentially rooted in place, Louise Chawla (1992) has ...
With growing disconnection from the natural world, educators who work in the outdoors need to philos...
Abstract: This paper examines the position and role of 'place' in primary school curriculum. Drawing...
Introduction: Increasingly, children are becoming alienated and detached from their natural world. P...
Narrative is fundamental to our diverse capacities to remember, to provide an account of self, and t...
In light of the much discussed ‘disconnect’ from nature, educational moves towards a ‘connect’ with ...
The natural environment is in focus as never before in human history. Concerns about exploitation of...
The natural environment is in focus as never before in human history. Concerns about exploitation of...
The natural environment is in focus as never before in human history. Concerns about exploitation of...
The natural environment is in focus as never before in human history. Concerns about exploitation of...
Mainstream education for sustainable development conceives of nature as a resource or commodity. The...
Environmental Education (EE) has become increasingly important in Australian public and governmental...
In this paper, I draw on Massey\u27s conceptualisation of space and place and literature on children...
This thesis explores my perceptions as a Christian geography teacher, how a series of images, depict...
While all of children’s lived experiences are essentially rooted in place, Louise Chawla (1992) has ...
While all of children’s lived experiences are essentially rooted in place, Louise Chawla (1992) has ...
With growing disconnection from the natural world, educators who work in the outdoors need to philos...
Abstract: This paper examines the position and role of 'place' in primary school curriculum. Drawing...
Introduction: Increasingly, children are becoming alienated and detached from their natural world. P...
Narrative is fundamental to our diverse capacities to remember, to provide an account of self, and t...
In light of the much discussed ‘disconnect’ from nature, educational moves towards a ‘connect’ with ...
The natural environment is in focus as never before in human history. Concerns about exploitation of...
The natural environment is in focus as never before in human history. Concerns about exploitation of...
The natural environment is in focus as never before in human history. Concerns about exploitation of...
The natural environment is in focus as never before in human history. Concerns about exploitation of...
Mainstream education for sustainable development conceives of nature as a resource or commodity. The...