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Ogrody szkolne we współczesnej szkole. Znak edukacyjnego zacofania, a może jednak postępu?

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Kowalski R., Grott E.
Studia Ecologiae et Bioethicae
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2015
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vol. 13
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issue 1
35-60
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This article looks at school gardens and their importance in the environmental education of children and young people at all levels, including elementary, junior and senior high schools. !e authors raise the question as to whether, in today’s information-driven world, schools should continue to teach biology using natural samples such as the plants and animals available in the school garden, or whether they can be replaced by electronic means (e.g. a computer application), without negatively affecting eduacational quality. In answering this question, they come down resoundingly in favour of retaining the school garden as an essential and fundamental educational tool, which will never lose its relevance and use in the teaching of science. The authors suggest readdressing the existing de$nition of what a school garden is, so that all teachers will come to understand that, regardless of whether the school is located in an urban environment or in the countryside, its natural environment can always be used in teaching of biology and nature sciences and should therefore be defined as a school garden.
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The importance of environmental education in preventative healthcare

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Kowalski R., Grott E.
Studia Ecologiae et Bioethicae
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2014
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vol. 12
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issue 4
31-44
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Environmental education, frequently referred to as ecological education, is commonly associated with the description and shaping of human rela¬tionships with the natural environment. It points to the examples of anthro¬pocentric transformation of nature and the consequences thereof. Deeper analysis leads to the conclusion that the existing emphasis of environmental education was on natural aspects, while neglecting no less important social issues, including human health. This article is devoted to demonstrating the interrelationships and dependencies of environmental education and preventive healthcare, from definition through to various activities and finally effects. The article clearly promotes being active, highlighting the importance of being involved in the development of gardens, which are important both in terms of the protection of the natural environment, through the development and diversification of the landscape, and in the maintenance of good physical and mental condition. In summary, the article puts forward the notion that in going through life, it is worthwhile to really care about one’s health and the natural environment, especially since one is dependent on the other
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