Journal of Sustainability Education

Fall

Designing New Frameworks

2019

The articles in this general issue discuss many frameworks for sustainability education, from competitions designed to engage students to the built environment for learning to theoretical rubrics applied to community food systems. Several articles address the mental models we hold that may foster or inhibit becoming more sustainable. These frameworks collectively advance the tools we might employ to create and measure community transformation.

Case Studies
O Grows, Community-Based Food Systems, and the Sustainability Compass
Sean A. Forbes and Carey E. Andrzejewski, Auburn University, U.S.

Student-Designed Greenhouse for Sustainability Competencies
Ian Carbone, Kelly Boulton, Sarah Nathan, & Bennett Gould, Allegheny College, U.S.

Sustainability Education Case Studies: Developing a Sustainable Design Culture in Chinese Higher Education
Lam Yan Yan, Design Academy, Sichuan Fine Arts Institute (SCFAI). Chongqing, China, and Duan Sheng Feng, Design Academy, Sichuan Fine Arts Institute, Chongqing, China

Climate Change Junction, What′s Your Function? Exploring the Impacts of Climate Change with Community College ESL Students
Anouchka Rachelson, Miami Dade College, U.S.

Journey

Lessons from Aotearoa′s Pohutukawa in the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages and Beyond
Lewis Williams, Alliance for Intergenerational Resilience and University of Saskatchewan, Canada

Opinion

The Teaching Bioshelter: A Missing Resource for Sustainability Education
Scott Stokoe, U.S.

In search of ″We the People″ in Light of Plato′s ″Allegory of the Cave″
Helen Lepp Friesen, University of Winnipeg, Canada

Report

Using sustainability education to enhance a sense of belonging and community among first-year college students
Robin A. Lewis, Brandon B. Barile, Thomas E. Drennen, & Robert Beutner, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, U.S.

Scholarly Feature

Radical hope: Transforming sustainability
Laila M. Strazds, University of Toronto, Canada

David Selby′s Radical Approach to Sustainability Education
Sue L. T. McGregor, McGregor Consulting Group, Canada

Benefits of ″Flip″ Teaching Techniques in the Environmental Planning and Sustainability Classroom
Stephen Buckman (Clemson University), David Pijawka (Arizona State University), Jonathan Davis (Arizona State University), Matthew Gomez (Arizona State University), Yousuf Mahid (Arizona State University), & Adenike Opejin (Arizona State University), U.S.

Building a Foundation for Sustainable Principles: Case Studies of K-6 Green Ribbon Schools
Linda Plevyak, Sara Tamsukhin, & Randy Gibson, University of Cincinnati, U.S.

Hacking down disciplinary walls: Advancing sustainability and interprofessional competencies through a hackathon model
Rachelle Haddock, Nishan Sharma, & Rahim Kachra, University of Calgary

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21.07.2020