A Whole Institution Approach to Climate Change Education

Kristen Hargis, M. McKenzie, Isabelle LeVert-Chiasson
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Few studies have investigated a “whole institution” approach in relation to climate change education (CCE), despite its importance in achieving a culture of sustainability and climate action. Responding to this imperative, UNESCO launched a “Getting Cli-mate-Ready” pilot project across 25 countries through their Associated Schools Project Network (ASPnet). This pilot project integrated climate action into the domains of teaching and learning, facilities and operations, community partnerships, and school governance. In Canada, 10 primary and secondary schools participated under the direction of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO. The Sustainability and Education Policy Network (SEPN) evaluated CCE engagement in these 10 pilot schools as well as in 17 non-pilot ASPnet schools across Canada. This chapter documents the promising climate action practices identified through this evaluation. Insights for increased climate action at school, school division, and ministry of education levels are also included from a recently developed CCE primer. The chapter provides entry points for transforming education systems through a cross-site comparative analysis of a whole institution approach to CCE across Canada.
气候变化教育的全机构方法
很少有研究调查与气候变化教育(CCE)有关的“整个机构”方法,尽管它在实现可持续性文化和气候行动方面很重要。为响应这一迫切需要,教科文组织通过其关联学校项目网络(ASPnet)在25个国家启动了“为气候伙伴做好准备”试点项目。该试点项目将气候行动纳入教学、设施和运营、社区伙伴关系和学校治理等领域。在加拿大,有10所小学和中学在加拿大教科文组织委员会的指导下参加了这次活动。可持续发展和教育政策网络(SEPN)评估了加拿大这10所试点学校以及17所非试点ASPnet学校的CCE参与情况。本章记录了通过评估确定的有前景的气候行动实践。最近编写的CCE入门手册还包括在学校、学校部门和教育部各级加强气候行动的见解。本章通过对加拿大全机构CCE方法的跨站点比较分析,为教育系统转型提供了切入点。
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