Titlebook: International Research on Education for Sustainable Development in Early Childhood; John Siraj-Blatchford,Cathy Mogharreban,Eunhye Par Boo

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Education for Sustainable Development in Early Childhood Care and Education: An Introduction,s that has been made in many countries to address the social and cultural challenges of migration and globalisation. Economic sustainability is identified as the curriculum area providing the greatest challenge in early childhood, and it is argued that this should be prioritised given the importance

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The OMEP ESD Research and Development Project,rgued that ESD should be recognised as a ‘limit case’: Climate change, natural resource depletion, biodiversity, etc. are all global problems, and they cannot be solved by national policies alone. Common efforts and internationally shared understandings are a necessity.

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Early Childhood Education for Sustainable Development in Kenya,arly childhood. It was important for the analysis of ESD in this context to address the wider issues of provision in early education, as well as the significant health and care issues relevant to sustainable development in early childhood. Kenya has substantial environmental resources which contribu

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Early Childhood Education for Sustainable Development in Sweden,stioning and inquiry by the teachers. The major challenges that were identified in the study concern developing i) transformative whole institution approaches and ii) the interconnectedness of ecological, social and economic sustainability.