Infusing sustainability across the curriculum

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Examples of education for sustainability are emerging in a variety of situations throughout the country. At the classroom level, teachers are using sustainability as a context for teaching core subjects as well as teaching sustainability as its own subject. Sustainability can also provide a context for classroom projects, allowing students to apply academic knowledge and skills in order to solve real problems and provide authentic community service. A number of schools and several school districts are focusing on sustainability-centered learning themes that integrate disciplinary learning. Infusing sustainability into the curriculum can result in students becoming more engaged in classroom learning, building twenty-first century skills, and connecting to their community.

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Church, W., & Skelton, L. (2013). Infusing sustainability across the curriculum. In Schooling for Sustainable Development in Canada and the United States (pp. 183–195). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-4273-4_13

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