Canadian Journal of Environmental Education

1

1998

Table of Contents

Editorial
Environmental Education: Is it More Than Objective Science and Facts?
Bob Jickling
pp. 5-7

Articles

Environmental Education: Promise and Performance
Michael Sanera
pp. 9-26

A Mythological Wrap
Louise Profeit-LeBlanc
pp. 82-91

Birding Lessons and the Teachings of Cicadas
David W. Jardine
pp. 92-99

An Academic Take on "Indigenous Traditions and Ecology"
Peter Cole
pp. 100-115

Twice Upon a Time
Joe Sheridan
pp. 116-135

Sharing Environmental Education Stories:A Critical Incident in a Canadian Community
Denis Mahony
pp. 136-155

Une vision socialisée des sciences au service d'une éducation relative à l'environnement socioconstructiviste
Barbara Bader
pp. 156-170

Engaging Students Eco-Philosophies in Research and Teaching
Alistair Robertson
pp. 171-188

Spent Lead Shot and the Environment: A Topical Environmental Education Issue for Schoolchildren, Especially Rural Canadians and Native North Americans
Leonard J. S. Tsuji, Jim D. Karagatzides, Evert Nieboer
pp. 189-212

Another Point of View

Textbooks, Teachers and Full-Colour Vision: Some Thoughts on Evaluating Environmental Education "Performance"
Pamela Courtenay-Hall
pp. 27-40

Reflections on "Environmental Education: Promise and Performance"
Deborah Simmons
pp. 41-47

Responses on "Environmental Education: Promise and Performance"
Gregory A. Smith
pp. 48-55

Cultural Approach to Environmental Education: Putting Michael Sanera's Ideology into Perspective
C. A. Bowers
pp. 57-66

Rejoinder
Michael Sanera
pp. 67-81

Analysis
The Future of Environmental Education in Canada?
Ann Jarnet
pp. 213-215

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04.08.2020