Living on Earth’s Ecological Literacy Project engages middle and high school students in a science-based exploration of their local environment and trains them in professional radio production.Now that's something to consider going into the future. If the school you work in has a radio program, then engage those who want to do media in fighting for and reporting on a sustainable life.
The following are some examples of the students’ work:
– Camden High School, New Jersey
– Queen of Peace High School, Chicago
– Northside College Preparatory School, Chicago
ENVIRONMENT - ECOLOGY - EDUCATION
We hope to create a way for students at Penn State to learn lessons about our natural environment, our ethical and ecological understanding of that environment, and how to create educational experiences that foster that understanding. Therefore, we strive for personal and communal sustainability defined as “the possibility that humans and other life will flourish on Earth forever.” Join us in this flourishing.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Living on Earth's educational outreach
The show Living on Earth on PRI has been devoted to reporting on the state of the ecosystem for years. I never knew that they had an educational outreach component too!
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I am envisioning a whole integrated/interdsicplinary curriculum around such reporting, which could involve radio, but could also include print media and community education. How can you get this organization to come and work with you and your students?
ReplyDeleteAlso, the radio segment on the Camden community garden is really excellent, dealing with dedication to community, and the restorative power of gardening and interacting with other animals and plants.