What is Environmental Education?

• Is a process by which people develop
  awareness, concern and knowledge
  of the environment and learn to use
  this understanding to
  preserve, conserve and utilize the
  environment in a sustainable manner
  for the benefit of present and future
  generations.
• It entails the will to take personal
  initiatives and social participation to
  achieve sustainability.
• It is intended for all types of
  learners, students, out-of-school
  youth, community leaders, policy
  makers and the general public to
  develop appropriate environmental-
  related skills.
Goals, Objectives and Aims of
         Environmental Education
• The main goal is to develop concern and awareness
  among world population about the total environment
  and its associated problems.
• The goals of environmental education are:
1. To improve the quality of environment
2. To create awareness among the people on
   environmental problems and conversations
3. To create an atmosphere so that people participate
   in decision-making and develop the capabilities to
   evaluate the developmental programs
Awareness




Paticipation                       Knowledge
               Environmental
                 Education




         Skills               Attitudes
The objectives of environmental
   educational are classified as follows:
1. Awareness- acquire an awareness of
 and     sensitivity   to   the    total
 environment and its allied problems.
2. Knowledge-gain a variety of
 experiences and acquire a basic
 understanding of the environment and
 its associated problems.
3. Attitudes – acquire a set of values and
  feeling of concern for the environment and
  the motivation for actively participating in
  environmental improvement and protection.
4. Skills – acquire skills for identifying and
  solving environmental problems.
5. Participation - to provide social groups
  and individuals with an opportunity to be
  actively involved at all levels working
  towards the resolution of environmental
  problems.
Aims of Environmental Education
• To provide different groups of people as well
  as graduates in a variety of professional fields
  with the knowledge needed to develop a sense
  of responsibility towards the environment and
  the rational and the rational utilization of its
  riches.
• To make use of these knowledge and skills to
  preserve, conserve and utilize the environment
  in a sustainable manner for the benefit of
  present and future generations.
Importance of Environmental
              Education
1. Increases student engagement in science
2. Improves student achievement in core
   subject areas
3. Provides critical tools for a 21st century
   workface
4. Helps address “nature deficit disorder”
Water
            Pollution




              Major
Waste and   Environme
               ntal        Air
 Land
                         Pollution
Pollution   Issues and
             Concerns




             Climate
             Change
Nature knows best


                    All forms of life are equally
                            important


                   Everything is interconnected


Environmental
  Principles       Everything changes


                Everything must go somewhere


                         Ours is a finite earth


                Nature is beautiful and we are steward of God’s
                                    creation
Reported by:
   Apple Joy Agda
Catherine R. Dela Cruz
   Stephanie Ann S.
        Lagarto

Environmental education

  • 2.
    What is EnvironmentalEducation? • Is a process by which people develop awareness, concern and knowledge of the environment and learn to use this understanding to preserve, conserve and utilize the environment in a sustainable manner for the benefit of present and future generations.
  • 3.
    • It entailsthe will to take personal initiatives and social participation to achieve sustainability. • It is intended for all types of learners, students, out-of-school youth, community leaders, policy makers and the general public to develop appropriate environmental- related skills.
  • 4.
    Goals, Objectives andAims of Environmental Education • The main goal is to develop concern and awareness among world population about the total environment and its associated problems. • The goals of environmental education are: 1. To improve the quality of environment 2. To create awareness among the people on environmental problems and conversations 3. To create an atmosphere so that people participate in decision-making and develop the capabilities to evaluate the developmental programs
  • 5.
    Awareness Paticipation Knowledge Environmental Education Skills Attitudes
  • 6.
    The objectives ofenvironmental educational are classified as follows: 1. Awareness- acquire an awareness of and sensitivity to the total environment and its allied problems. 2. Knowledge-gain a variety of experiences and acquire a basic understanding of the environment and its associated problems.
  • 7.
    3. Attitudes –acquire a set of values and feeling of concern for the environment and the motivation for actively participating in environmental improvement and protection. 4. Skills – acquire skills for identifying and solving environmental problems. 5. Participation - to provide social groups and individuals with an opportunity to be actively involved at all levels working towards the resolution of environmental problems.
  • 8.
    Aims of EnvironmentalEducation • To provide different groups of people as well as graduates in a variety of professional fields with the knowledge needed to develop a sense of responsibility towards the environment and the rational and the rational utilization of its riches. • To make use of these knowledge and skills to preserve, conserve and utilize the environment in a sustainable manner for the benefit of present and future generations.
  • 9.
    Importance of Environmental Education 1. Increases student engagement in science 2. Improves student achievement in core subject areas 3. Provides critical tools for a 21st century workface 4. Helps address “nature deficit disorder”
  • 10.
    Water Pollution Major Waste and Environme ntal Air Land Pollution Pollution Issues and Concerns Climate Change
  • 11.
    Nature knows best All forms of life are equally important Everything is interconnected Environmental Principles Everything changes Everything must go somewhere Ours is a finite earth Nature is beautiful and we are steward of God’s creation
  • 12.
    Reported by: Apple Joy Agda Catherine R. Dela Cruz Stephanie Ann S. Lagarto