Vol 3, No 1 - 1998

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Published: 1998-01-01

Editorial

Environmental Education: Is it More Than Objective Science and Facts?

Bob Jickling

pp. 5-7
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Articles

Environmental Education: Promise and Performance

Michael Sanera

pp. 9-26
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A Mythological Wrap

Louise Profeit-LeBlanc

pp. 82-91
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Birding Lessons and the Teachings of Cicadas

David W. Jardine

pp. 92-99
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An Academic Take on "Indigenous Traditions and Ecology"

Peter Cole

pp. 100-115
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Twice Upon a Time

Joe Sheridan

pp. 116-135
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Sharing Environmental Education Stories:A Critical Incident in a Canadian Community

Denis Mahony

pp. 136-155
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Une vision socialisée des sciences au service d'une éducation relative Ã l'environnement socioconstructiviste

Barbara Bader

pp. 156-170
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Engaging Students Eco-Philosophies in Research and Teaching

Alistair Robertson

pp. 171-188
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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
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Another Point of View

Textbooks, Teachers and Full-Colour Vision: Some Thoughts on Evaluating Environmental Education "Performance"

Pamela Courtenay-Hall

pp. 27-40
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Reflections on "Environmental Education: Promise and Performance"

Deborah Simmons

pp. 41-47
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Responses on "Environmental Education: Promise and Performance"

Gregory A. Smith

pp. 48-55
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Cultural Approach to Environmental Education: Putting Michael Sanera's Ideology into Perspective

C. A. Bowers

pp. 57-66
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Rejoinder

Michael Sanera

pp. 67-81
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Analysis

The Future of Environmental Education in Canada?

Ann Jarnet

pp. 213-215
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