How Teachers’ Beliefs About Climate Change Influence Their Instruction, Student Understanding, and Willingness to Take Action.

作者: Molly Trendell Nation

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关键词: Environmental educationEcology (disciplines)MultimethodologyNeutralityPolitical scienceClimate changeAction (philosophy)PedagogyScience educationStudent engagement

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