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Direct linkCessna, Stephen; Neufeld, Douglas Graber; Horst, S. Jeanne – Natural Sciences Education, 2013
Claims of the (non-)sustainability of a given agricultural practice generally hinge on scientific evidence and the reliability of that evidence, or at least the perception of its reliability. Advocates of sustainable agriculture may dismiss science as purely subjective, or at the other extreme, may inappropriately elevate scientific findings to…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Agriculture, Reflection, Scientific Methodology
