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Session Overview
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Capacity: 40 persons
Date: Tuesday, 22/Aug/2023
1:15pm
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2:45pm
30 SES 01 A: Climate Change Education
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Marcia McKenzie
Paper Session
 

Towards a Pedagogy of Hope: Intergenerational and Intercultural Learning for Living With and Adapting to Climate Change



How Lower-Secondary Students Portray Global Issues



Monitoring and Evaluating Climate Communication and Education (MECCE): The MECCE Project’s Interactive Data Platform

3:15pm
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4:45pm
30 SES 02 A: Emotions and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Leif Östman
Paper Session
 

Action Readiness and Motivational Theories of Emotion in Education for Sustainable Development



Care in Environmental and Sustainability Education: A Scoping Review



“I Definitely Do Not Feel Comfortable”: Teachers' Experiences of and Attitudes towards Climate Change and Sustainability Education

5:15pm
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6:45pm
30 SES 03 A: Environmental Sustainability Education in Different Settings
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Louise Sund
Paper Session
 

Quality in Education for Sustainability Teaching (QUEST): What is it, and (how) can it be measured?



Learning for Sustainability: Young People and Practitioner Perspectives



Affordances and Challenges of Open Schooling in Relation to Students’ Habits

Date: Wednesday, 23/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
30 SES 04 A: Early childhood education and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Nicola Walshe
Paper Session
 

STEM Teaching in Nature-based Early Childhood Education Settings: The Australian Bush Kinder



Teachers’ Actions for Children’s Agency in a Project About Sustainable Consumption



Preschool-naturing in the Anthropocene

1:30pm
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3:00pm
30 SES 06 A: Climate change education continued
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Marcia McKenzie
Paper Session
 

Towards a Worldview Considerate Climate Change Education: Educators' Perceptions



Climate Change and Education in Shades of Blue: Between Darkness and Light with Agential Realism and Object-Oriented Ontology



Climate becomings through XR and Nordic Rebellion

3:30pm
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5:00pm
30 SES 07 A: Forest and nature connection
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Ole Andreas Kvamme
Paper Session
 

(Re)connecting with nature in NaturTEC-Kids Living Lab.



Cognitive Learning about Forests: The Key Role of Environmental Attitude



Chemistry Teacher Perspectives on a Systems Thinking-oriented Mapping Activity used to Engage Students with Critical Challenges Facing Society

5:15pm
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6:45pm
30 SES 08 A: Posthumanism and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Greg Mannion
Paper Session
 

Arts, Econnection and Education for Sustainability: From the Anthropocene to Practical Post Humanism



Specters of the City: Towards the Sustainable Pedagogy of a Haunted Place



Dealing with Student Beliefs about Global Issues

Date: Thursday, 24/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
30 SES 09 A: Teaching ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Jonas Lysgaard
Paper Session
 

Exploring the Interrelatedness of Teaching Approach, Environmental Attitudes and Action Competence Among Secondary School Students in an International Context



Problematic Situations in Implementing Locally Relevant Teaching



Mapping the Enablers and Constraints of Sustainability Education: Narratives of ‘Nightmare Schools’ and ‘Dream Schools’ of Sustainability Education

1:30pm
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3:00pm
30 SES 11 A: Whole school approaches to ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Stefan Bengtsson
Paper Session
 

A Whole School Approach in Practice: Co-developing Reflexive Professional Development Methods to support Sustainability-oriented Educational Innovation in Norwegian Upper-secondary Schools



Exploring Two Green Schools’ ESD Implementations through Whole School Approach Lens –Case Study Test



Two Stories of Transforming Teaching Practice into Education for Sustainable Development Through a Whole School Approach

3:30pm
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5:00pm
30 SES 12 A: Online ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Jonas Lysgaard
Paper Session
 

Tensions and Resistance to Sustainable Development: An Analysis of Young People’s Online Discussions and its Didactical Implications



Youth TikTok Production as Public Pedagogy Towards Liveable Climate Futures: The State of the Literature



Strengthening Education for Sustainable Development: A Digital Escape Room for Teacher Education (BNERoom) – First Results of the Study

5:15pm
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6:45pm
30 SES 13 A: The ethics and politics of ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Elsa Lee
Paper Session
 

The Environment and Political Participation in Science Education



Revisiting Pluralistic ESE in a Changing Societal Context – A Scholarly Review

Date: Friday, 25/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
30 SES 14 A: Symposium; Approaches to ‘Quality’ in Environmental and Sustainability Education and Teaching
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Jonas Lysgaard
Chair: Niklas Gericke
Symposium
 

Approaches to ‘Quality’ in Environmental and Sustainability Education and Teaching

Chair: Jonas Lysgaard

Discussant: Niklas Gericke

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Discovering Concepts of Quality in ESE - Qualifying the Student Perspective

Mathilda Brückner, Jonas Lysgaard, Nikolaj Elf

 

Education for Sustainable Development Across Traditional Subject Boundaries – Empirical Classroom Research on the ESD-learning Potentials in the L1/Language Arts Subject

Nikolaj Elf, Tom Steffensen

 

Relations Between Emotions and Knowledge in ESD - Results From an Experimental Vignettes Study

Stefan Ting Graf

 

A Pedagogy of Rubbish - How is it Possible to Teach Children Something Interesting About the Value of Waste?

Thomas Albrechtsen

1:30pm
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3:00pm
30 SES 16 A: Symposium: Speculative Realism in Environmental Education and the Philosophy of Education
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Stefan Bengtsson
Symposium
 

Speculative Realism in Environmental Education and the Philosophy of Education

Chair: Stefan Bengtsson

Discussant: Graham Harman

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The inescapable realisms in Education

Daniel Kardyb, Jonas Lysgaard

 

Correlationism, Psychoanalysis, and Object-Disoriented Ontology

Jan Varpanen, Antti Saari

 

Under the Influence: On the Role of the Object of Education in Bildung

Stefan Bengtsson, Hanna Hofverberg

3:30pm
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5:00pm
30 SES 17 A: Symposium: The Use of Theory in Environmental and Sustainability Education Research
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Greg Mannion
Chair: Greg Mannion
Symposium
 

The Use of Theory in Environmental and Sustainability Education Research

Chair: Greg Mannion

Discussant: Greg Mannion

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Literary Fiction as Theory in Climate Education

Sarah E. Truman

 

Fiction Science and the Role of Theory in ESE

Stefan Bengtsson, Jonas Lysgaard

 

Perturbing the Theory/Practice Divide in Environmental Education Research to Arrive at Situations Thinking

David Clarke, Jamie McPhie

 

The Uses of Cross-disciplinary Reading: Geographic and Social Theory in Education Policy Research

Marcia McKenzie


 
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