The Future Biology Teachers Training for the Implementation of Sustainable Development Ideas in Ecological Education

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The article presents the results of the experimental study targeted at the scientific substantiation and experimental verification of the methodology of the future biology teachers’ ecological competence development. It is grounded and proved that ecological education resulting in ecological competence is an integral part of education for sustainable development. In order to integrate sustainable development education into the future biology teachers’ training, the methodology for the ecological competence development has been suggested. The methodology involves the environmentalization of the educational content and the use of a modular object-oriented dynamic learning environment. A pedagogical experiment was conducted in order to determine the effectiveness of the methodology of future biology teachers training for the implementation of sustainable development ideas in ecological education. Four hundred and twenty-seven students participated in the experimental study. Control and experimental groups of students were allocated for conducting the experiment. In experimental groups the author’s methodology was implemented. The experimental data were processed using mathematical statistics. As a result of the generalization of the results of the study, it was found that in the experimental groups, the percentage of students with high and medium levels of ecological competence increased, and with low levels – decreased compared to the control groups. This testifies to the effectiveness of the future biology teachers’ ecological competence development.

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Biletska, H., Mironova, N., Yefremova, O., Barna, L., & Bloshchynskyi, I. (2021). The Future Biology Teachers Training for the Implementation of Sustainable Development Ideas in Ecological Education. International Journal of Innovative Research and Scientific Studies, 4(4), 229–237. https://doi.org/10.53894/IJIRSS.V4I4.200

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