Exploring the community-ecology-education (CEE) movement in science education: Teaching methods that prepare local science teachers to engage students in ecojustice

M.P. Mueller; Gwendolyn D. Carroll

Exploring the community-ecology-education (CEE) movement in science education: Teaching methods that prepare local science teachers to engage students in ecojustice

M.P. Mueller, Gwendolyn D. Carroll

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Presentation given at Association for Science Teacher Education

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 2009
Event	Association for Science Teacher Education - Hartford, CT Duration: Jan 1 2009 → …

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Conference	Association for Science Teacher Education
Period	01/1/09 → …

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Exploring the community-ecology-education (CEE) movement in science education: Teaching methods that prepare local science teachers to engage students in ecojustice

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