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Okullarda yeni bir konunun ortaya çıkışını ne etkilemektedir? Çevre eğitimi

What influences the emergence of a new subject in schools? The case of environmental education

Pages
265–285
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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Without these factors it appears EE may struggle to gain a place in the curriculum.

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Objective & Hypothesis:New subjects are always emerging but only some gain a place in the formal school curriculum.
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Key Findings & Data:In fact, most of the now accepted conventional school subjects have, at some stage, struggled to become established.
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Conclusion & Impact:Without these factors it appears EE may struggle to gain a place in the curriculum.
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Abstract

New subjects are always emerging but only some gain a place in the formal school curriculum. In fact, most of the now accepted conventional school subjects have, at some stage, struggled to become established. This paper presents findings of a three-year study of teacher and school responses to the introduction of environmental education (EE) as a new subject within the Taiwan national curriculum. School leaders and teachers were interviewed the year prior to the introduction of the new curriculum and during the first two years of implementation. Findings substantiate the importance of six themes (such as examination status and a university pathway) raised in elaborations of the traditional Layton/Goodson model. However, the complex community-school relationships and the value accorded in EE to community-based and even global action, as opposed to academic outcomes, highlighted the need for curriculum policy makers to consider expanding the traditional model with another five themes and most importantly introducing three particular themes. When seeking to promote the emergence of a holistic and integrative subject such as environmental education there is a need to also consider local environment involvement, the transformative nature of EE within whole school involvement, and linkages with a national cooperation network. Without these factors it appears EE may struggle to gain a place in the curriculum.

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Yeni konular her zaman ortaya çıkmaktadir fakat okul müfredatinda az bir yer almaktadır. Gerçekte, güncel olarak kabul edilen geleneksel okul konularının çoğu bazı seviyede kurulmak için caba göstermektedirler. Bu makale Tayvan ulusal müfredatındaki cevre eğitiminin tanıtılmasına yönelik öğretmen ve okul cevaplarının üç yıllık bir çalışmasına ait bulguları sunmaktadır. Okul yöneticileri ve öğretmenlerle yeni müfredat tanıtılmadan önce ve uygulamanın ilk iki yılı esnasında mülakatlar sürdürülmüştür. Bulgular 6 konunun önemini kanıtlamaktadır. Bununla birlikte, kompleks toplum-okul ilişkileri ve değerler diğer beş konu ile birlikte geleneksel modeli genişletmeyi ve çok önemli olarak özel üç konuyu tanıtmak amacıyla müfredat yapıcılar için vurgulamaktadır. Çevre eğitimi gibi holistik ve integratif bir konunun ortaya çıkışını arttırmaya bakıldığı zaman, yerel çevre, çevre eğitiminin transformatif doğası ve ulusal bağlantılar ile ilgili bağlantıları düşünmek için bir ihtiyaç bulunmaktadır. Bu faktörler olmaksızın, çevre eğitimi müfredatta bir yer almak için çabalayacaktır.

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YUEH, M. M., COWIE, B., BARKER, M., JONES, A. (2022). Okullarda yeni bir konunun ortaya çıkışını ne etkilemektedir? Çevre eğitimi. International Journal of Environmental and Science Education (elektronik), Cilt: 5 - Sayı: 3, 265–285. https://ajindex.com/articles/540853

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