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Chapter 16: Using systems thinking to mainstream early childhood education for sustainability

Chapter 16: Using systems thinking to mainstream early childhood education for sustainability

pp. 339-354
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In this chapter, the authors reiterate matters they consider essential for the future development of ECEfS. There are three key essentials proposed in this final chapter – communities of practice; teacher education; and curriculum policy review – to further progress and deepen systems thinking across the early childhood education field for sustainable futures.

Keywords

  • early childhood
  • sustainability
  • education
  • environment
  • Australia
  • international
  • ECEfS
  • systems thinking
  • curriculum policy
  • teacher education

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