Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(16), P. 8733 - 8733
Published: Aug. 5, 2021
The
2030
Agenda
for
Sustainable
Development
reflects
the
urgency
to
embed
principles
of
education
sustainable
development
(ESD)
into
all
levels
education.
ESD,
understood
as
an
integral
part
quality
and
where
educational
institutions,
from
preschool
higher
in
non-formal
informal
education,
can
should
foster
sustainability
competencies.
This
Special
Issue
entitled
“Competencies
Education
II”
responds
this
papers
presented
deliver
recent
developments
field
ESD
They
focus
on
various
perspectives:
systematic
literature
reviews
conceptual
contributions;
curriculum
pedagogical
approaches
explore
competencies’
development,
such
action
research,
serious
games,
augmented
reality,
multi-course
project-based
learning
group
model
building
processes;
testing
validation
assessment
tools
processes
linking
competencies
employability
assurance
processes.
contributions
show
how
has
become
a
major
years
present
emerging
research
developments.
Further
efforts
need
be
put
operationalizing
developing
that
help
measure
assess
students’
educators’
development.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
12(10), P. 4306 - 4306
Published: May 25, 2020
Education
for
Sustainable
Development
(ESD)
contributes
to
a
holistic
transformation
of
education
systems,
fostering
deeply
rooted
learning
processes
required
co-create
sustainable
future
all.
The
independent
project
National
Monitoring
on
ESD
in
Germany
traces
the
status
and
progress
formal
implementation
via
repeated
large-scale
indicator-based
document
analysis.
Including
over
4500
documents
from
early
childhood
education,
school
higher
vocational
training,
this
study
shows
that
process
gained
momentum
period
Global
Action
Programme
(2015–2019).
At
same
time,
large
discrepancies
remain
between
areas
different
types
documents,
federal
states,
with
regard
depth
quality
contextualization
related
concepts.
While
considerable
developments
are
identifiable
within
all
four
strong
additional
efforts
comprehensive
structural
Germany.
Although
results
focus
German
system,
methodological
framework
may
also
serve
as
groundwork
other
independent,
comprehensive,
supportive
monitoring
programs.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(21), P. 11581 - 11581
Published: Oct. 20, 2021
For
about
two
years,
the
climate
youth
activism
initiative
Fridays
for
Future
has
addressed
emergency,
receiving
considerable
attention
because
of
their
consistent
protests
every
week
in
many
different
locations
worldwide.
Based
on
empirical
studies
Austria
and
Portugal,
this
paper
investigates
motivations
students
to
participate
movement
solutions
proposed
by
young
activists
fight
against
emergency.
Moreover,
we
discuss
integration
change
into
ESD
(education
sustainable
development)
transformative
learning
processes,
how
enables
environmental
citizenship.
The
results
reveal
that
emotions
feelings
solidarity
collective
aims
are
motives
strikes.
sometimes
propose
innovative
radical
Both
demonstrations
exhibitions
as
forms
bottom-up
initiatives
contribute
engagement
political
dialogue
scientific
knowledge
transfer.
They
can
be
seen
“triggers
change”
learning.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(6), P. 3083 - 3083
Published: March 11, 2021
This
article
proposes
a
model
that
describes
and
frames
sustainability
commitment.
The
is
based
on
didactic
theory
pragmatic
philosophy
informed
by
several
empirical
studies
environmental
education
(ESE)
practice.
intention
for
the
to
serve
as
critical
perspective
ESE
practices
in
secondary
upper
schools,
offer
framework
development
of
future
practice
with
emphasis
teachers’
choices
content
teaching
methods.
suggests
sound
commitment
situated
intersection
intellectual,
emotional,
practical
aspects
sustainability.
It
argued
that:
intellectual
aspect
essential
giving
scientific
rigor
stance;
emotions
are
vital
students
become
dedicated;
skills
carry
out
appropriate
actions
change
necessary
playing
an
active
role
providing
sustainable
transformation
society.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
11(9), P. 2550 - 2550
Published: May 2, 2019
Despite
growing
educational
efforts
in
various
areas
of
society
and
albeit
expanding
knowledge
on
the
background
consequences
consumption,
little
has
changed
about
individual
consumer
behavior
its
detrimental
impact.
Against
this
backdrop,
some
scholars
called
for
a
stronger
focus
personal
competencies,
especially
affective–motivational
ones
to
foster
more
sustainable
consumption.
Such
however,
are
rarely
addressed
within
context
education
Responding
gap,
we
suggest
two
new
learning
formats
that
allow
students
systematically
acquire
competencies:
self-inquiry-based
(SIBL)
self-experience-based
(SEBL).
We
developed
these
approaches
at
Leuphana
University
Lüneburg,
Germany,
since
2016,
applied
them
framework
seminars
Personal
Approaches
Sustainable
Consumption.
Conducting
scholarship
teaching
learning,
investigated
potential
SIBL
SEBL
cultivating
competencies
development
general
consumption
particular.
Our
results
indicate
promising
purpose.
Environmental Education Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
28(5), P. 735 - 766
Published: March 25, 2022
The
evolution
to
a
just,
Low
Carbon
and
Circular
Economy
could
be
accelerated
if
additional
education
training
professionals
embraced
the
practical
implications
of
terms
such
as
Education
for
Sustainable
Development
(ESD)
or
Sustainability
(ES).
Therefore,
this
study
identified
numerous
elements
Environmental
that
are
relevant
effectively
encourage
implementation
Consumption
Production
(SCP).
identification
these
was
based
on
available
literature
in
fields
have
stemmed
from
'Environmental
(EE)'
'Sustainable
(SD)'
movements.
Finally,
their
synthesis
proposed
'Theoretical
Framework
an
ES
Transformative
(ESCP)
complex,
critical
constructivist
perspective'.
This
framework
is
intended
basis
reflection
current
practices
inspire
realisation
full
potential
formal,
non-formal
informal
settings,
early
childhood
old
age
learning.
Especially,
given
Agenda
2030
climate
emergency,
it
serve
improve
Adult
Learning
Education,
Vocational
Training
Organisational
(e.g.,
courses
energy
water
saving,
Green
Public
Procurement,
Product
Design),
public
private
organisations.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: July 3, 2023
Introduction
One
of
the
major
challenges
for
higher
education
institutions
in
last
decade
has
been
(and
will
continue
to
be)
integration
sustainability
into
their
curricula
and
development
competences
students.
Education
Sustainability
(ES)
can
help
prepare
students
meet
making
societies
more
sustainable.
However,
as
a
first
step
toward
this
goal,
teachers
need
incorporate
ES
teaching.
In
regard,
research
aimed
analyze
if
members
teaching
staff
have
started
and,
so,
which
sustainability-related
topics
introduced
skills
do
they
consider
contribute
future
graduates.
Methods
A
questionnaire
was
administered
at
University
Basque
Country
2022.
total
403
completed
questionnaire,
expressing
perceptions
through
open-ended
questions.
Results
general
terms
(71.22%).
mainly
within
framework
two
themes:
“Environmental
awareness
energy”
–
most
used
by
experimental
sciences
engineering
“Social
commitment,”
social
those
who
are
familiar
with
UN
2030
Agenda
Sustainable
Development.
Regarding
key
that
provides
graduates,
frequently
mentioned
were
“training
professionals
committed
society”
“critical
thinking
ethics.”
These
particularly
notable
discourse
aware
use
active
methodologies
classrooms.
Finally,
opinion
little
(28.78%)
notably
expressed
less
Agenda.
Discussion
Thus,
it
be
concluded
that,
aside
from
knowledge
Agenda,
factors
such
policy
institution,
area
expertise,
all
play
significant
role
determining
whether
sustainable
integrated
Environmental Education Research,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
26(8), P. 1112 - 1136
Published: June 12, 2020
Research
suggests
that
innovative
and
engaging
professional
development
is
instrumental
in
supporting
teachers
developing
their
competence
confidence
teaching
sustainability.
An
international
initiative
was
developed
to
explore
whether
a
competencies-oriented
Education
for
Sustainable
Development
(ESD)
model
transferable
across
three
different
contexts
(Ireland,
Germany
Mexico).
This
paper
reports
on
the
adaptation
of
this
within
Irish
context,
through
an
programme
primary
teachers.
Through
mixed-methods
approach
which
gathered
data
via
pre-
post-programme
surveys,
teachers’
reflective
journals
group
interviews,
explores
school
experiences
of,
attitudes
towards,
sustainability
science
education
after
participation
programme.
The
findings
suggest
programme,
structured
around
existing
evidence
effective
ESD,
positively
influences
self-efficacy,
supports
critical
engagement
with
competencies
promotes
transformative
pedagogies
Inquiry-Based
Science
Education.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
30(4), P. 620 - 635
Published: Oct. 20, 2021
Abstract
Higher
Education
Institutions
(HEIs)
have
been
incorporating
sustainability
into
education
and
curricula,
where
recent
research
has
focussed
on
competences,
pedagogical
approaches,
how
to
connect
them,
generally
a
single
HEI.
The
process
of
integrating
based
curricula
assessment
explained
using
adoption
innovations;
the
potential
explain
developing
competences
through
approaches.
aim
this
paper
is
investigate
at
academic
discipline
level.
An
online
survey
was
developed
teaching
in
13
HEIs,
from
which
678
responses
educators
were
obtained.
approaches
ranked,
then
connections
between
per
analysed
correlations‐based
framework,
three
disciplines
groups
created.
categorised
diffusion
innovations
theory,
indicated
that
some
are
more
innovative
than
others
adopting
competence‐based
teaching.
results
used
propose
two
frameworks
better
understand
teaching:
(a)
D‐RAPID
framework;
(b)
Disciplinary
Multi‐dimensional
Sustainability
Influence
Change
for
Academia
(D‐MuSICA)
memework.
competence‐base
must
expand
HEI
perspective
disciplinary
collaborative
one
spanning
many
should
learn
each
other's
insights
mistakes
provide
students
with
transdisciplinary
skillsets
make
societies
sustainable.