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Ollis, Tracey – Adult Education Quarterly: A Journal of Research and Theory, 2021
This case study research examines informal adult learning in the Lock the Gate Alliance, a campaign against mining for coal seam gas in Central Gippsland, Australia. In the field of the campaign, circumstantial activists learn to think critically about the environment, they learn informally and incidentally, through socialization with experienced…
Descriptors: Informal Education, Nonformal Education, Adult Education, Fuels
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Wanwalee Inpin; Reni Juwitasari; Maya Dania; Yuki Miyake; Takayoshi Maki; Yukiko Takeuchi – Journal of Social Studies Education Research, 2023
Frequently, global disasters occur due to human-induced activities, involving international society's role in attempting disaster risk reduction. This study aimed to examine the current state of Thai disaster education at the school level, which Japan supports, and analyze higher education's role in enhancing school-level disaster education…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Emergency Programs, Natural Disasters, Early Adolescents
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Bagherianfar, Mostafa; Dolati, Aliakbar – Journal of Applied Research in Higher Education, 2023
Purpose: Social participation of university refers to the creation of knowledge and participatory processes with local communities in solving community problems in order to achieve sustainable development. Identifying the university's social participation strategies was the main purpose of the present study. Design/methodology/approach: In order…
Descriptors: School Community Relationship, School Personnel, College Faculty, Administrators
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Elsiddig, Hind A.; Khider, Elham; Nour, Saada M.; Makhawi, Abdelrafie M.; Mogadam, Mogadam B. E. – African Educational Research Journal, 2019
Urinary schistosomiasis is endemic in sub-Saharan Africa, including Sudan, the risk for schistosomiasis is widespread, especially in the major irrigation systems in the Gezira area between the Blue and White Nile Rivers and both "Schistosoma mansoni" and "Schistosoma hematobium" are endemic. A cross sectional descriptive study…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Child Health, Diseases, Gender Differences
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Bennett, Daniel – Journal of Human Resources, 2012
Water supply investments in developing countries may inadvertently worsen sanitation if clean water and sanitation are substitutes. This paper examines the negative correlation between the provision of piped water and household sanitary behavior in Cebu, the Philippines. In a model of household sanitation, a local externality leads to a sanitation…
Descriptors: Water, Developing Nations, Foreign Countries, Sanitation
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Keskin, Tuba – International Technology and Education Journal, 2017
The purpose of this study is to compare the gains of the Life Sciences program in Turkey and the Life sciences program (Sachunterricht) used in the state of Niedersachsen in Germany. The study aiming to compare the technology-related acquisitions in Life sciences program in Turkey and Germany is a comparative education research that used…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Biological Sciences, Comparative Analysis, Elementary School Science
Keskin, Tuba – Online Submission, 2017
The purpose of this study is to compare the gains of the Life Sciences program in Turkey and the Life sciences program (Sachunterricht) used in the state of Niedersachsen in Germany. The study aiming to compare the technology-related acquisitions in Life sciences program in Turkey and Germany is a comparative education research that used…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Biological Sciences, Comparative Analysis, Elementary School Science
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Olanipekun, Johnson Adetunji; Babatunde, Joseph Ojo – Journal of Education and Practice, 2016
Environmental health issues are major risk factors in the global burden of disease. This paper therefore focuses on the most important link between health and environment. It discusses the most important environmental threats to health in the 21st Century especially in the low and middle income countries. It reviews the burden of disease from…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Pollution, Environmental Influences, Public Health
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Schwarz, Imogen; Williams, Pam McRae – Rural Society, 2009
The impact of drought on rural communities in Australia has been the subject of considerable research. Less well understood are the impacts of drought on rural small businesses and the mechanisms they use to adapt or cope through extended dry periods. In this study, strategies these businesses draw upon to manage this adversity are identified and…
Descriptors: Water, Small Businesses, Rural Areas, Municipalities
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Nkwocha, E. E. – Social Indicators Research, 2009
There is a growing concern about the marginalization of the Niger Delta region of Nigeria in terms of infrastructural and social services provision. This study examined the water supply deficiency and its general implications for rural development within the region. Data and other study characteristics were extracted from 501 subjects drawn from…
Descriptors: Water, Foreign Countries, Local Government, Rural Development
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Cankaya, Cemile; Filik Iscen, Cansu – Educational Research and Reviews, 2015
Water is a vital resource for sustainable development. The aim of this research was to develop and evaluate pre-service science teachers' awareness of sustainable water usage. This research was based on a mixed method. The qualitative part of the research was based on a single group pretest-posttest experimental design, and the qualitative data…
Descriptors: Preservice Teachers, Science Teachers, Knowledge Level, Sustainable Development
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Rathburn, Melanie K.; Baum, Karina J. – Journal of College Science Teaching, 2011
Many students take water availability for granted and yet, by 2025, two-thirds of the world will not have access to clean drinking water. This case study is designed to encourage students to think about water as a limited natural resource and is used to highlight how the exploitation of water can have far-reaching social, political, and economic…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Water, Natural Resources, Case Studies
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Ollis, Tracey; Hamel-Green, Michael – Australian Journal of Adult Learning, 2015
This paper examines the adult learning dimensions of protestors as they participate in a campaign to stop coal seam gas exploration in Gippsland in Central Victoria, Australia. On a global level, the imposition of coal seam gas exploration by governments and mining companies has been the trigger for movements of resistance from environmental…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Adult Education, Activism, Conservation (Environment)
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Clarkson, Philip – Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom, 2010
In an earlier issue of "Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom," Sparrow discussed the concept of real-world mathematics and the use of mathematics to explore problems in real-life situations. Environmental issues have provided a context that some teachers have used for teaching mathematics. An example of a particular environmental…
Descriptors: Water, Environmental Education, Foreign Countries, Gardening
Peters, Chris – Education Canada, 2011
As a society, we are less and less comfortable in our localities. We have embraced the idea of a globalized placelessness, where everything, everywhere, resonates with a sameness. What do we lose, educationally and in society at large, when we reduce our inhabited places to those components that provide material wealth alone? If students and…
Descriptors: Climate, Students, Teachers, Foreign Countries
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