Didactics of socio-environmental education: methodological guidelines for eco-social transformation
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https://doi.org/10.1344/ara2023.282.43291Keywords:
2030 Agenda, qualitative methodology, socio-environmental education, ecosocial transformationAbstract
The current problems of the planetary environment, manifested on different scales, force us to reflect on their learning and to understand the resistance and denial of phenomena that concern the academic community. The work carried out as professors and students of the Teaching Degree, as well as in the Master's Degree in Research in Specific Didactics and the production of Theses, Final Master's, and Degree Projects, has allowed us to study and explain the problems of our world, in their different spatial scales. These are included in the global educational goals of the 2030 Agenda and those of Spain (LOMLOE 3/2020). With this, methodological arguments that support the humanization of education are developed, identifying achievement indicators that deepen the ecosocial transformation from social and civic competencies. A specific contribution within a research program that analyzes the social representations that shape our decisions. This article reviews the methodological approaches used in interdisciplinary works, as they contribute to initial training needs and are linked to communicative work in the classroom.
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