Development of a Model of an Environmentally Literate Teacher

In the context of modern environmental challenges, the need to form an environmentally literate society becomes a paramount task. This paper aims to develop a model of an environmentally literate educator that addresses the key competencies and skills needed to effectively teach environmental awareness to students. The main focus is on the integration of environmental education into curricula, approaches to teaching and issues of creating a favorable educational environment. Pedagogical technologies aimed at involving students in the active study of ecology and sustainable development are explored. The purpose of this article is to develop a model of an environmentally literate teacher who can effectively integrate environmental aspects into the educational process. In conclusion, the presented model of an environmentally literate teacher takes into account modern challenges and requirements for education in the context of sustainable development. The approaches described in the model are aimed at developing in teachers not only knowledge about ecology, but also the practical skills necessary to introduce environmentally sustainable practices into the educational process. The importance of environmental literacy in education is becoming increasingly relevant, highlighting the need to prepare educators who can effectively convey this knowledge and values ​​to their students. An environmentally literate teacher is able not only to convey knowledge, but also to inspire students to take active action to protect the environment, which contributes to the formation of an environmental culture in society. Hypotheses put forward in this context suggest that the introduction of an environmentally literate teacher model, based on the integration of environmental education into the educational process, helps to increase the level of environmental awareness and responsibility among students, which, in turn, leads to more sustainable behavior towards the environment. It is recommended to develop and implement special teacher training programs that will include courses on ecology, sustainable development and methods of environmental education. It is necessary to organize regular refresher courses for existing teachers so that they can update their knowledge and skills in the field of ecology and sustainable development. It is important to integrate environmental topics into curricula and programs so that students can see connections between subjects and real-world environmental issues.

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Bulletin of Science and Practice
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2025-02-15
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https://doi.org/10.33619/2414-2948/111/61
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Environmental Education and Sustainability
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Development of a Model of an Environmentally Literate Teacher

M. Borkoshev, G. Kochkorova
Bulletin of Science and Practice
Environmental Education and Sustainability
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Development of a Model of an Environmentally Literate Teacher

M. Borkoshev, G. Kochkorova
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Abstract

In the context of modern environmental challenges, the need to form an environmentally literate society becomes a paramount task. This paper aims to develop a model of an environmentally literate educator that addresses the key competencies and skills needed to effectively teach environmental awareness to students. The main focus is on the integration of environmental education into curricula, approaches to teaching and issues of creating a favorable educational environment. Pedagogical technologies aimed at involving students in the active study of ecology and sustainable development are explored. The purpose of this article is to develop a model of an environmentally literate teacher who can effectively integrate environmental aspects into the educational process. In conclusion, the presented model of an environmentally literate teacher takes into account modern challenges and requirements for education in the context of sustainable development. The approaches described in the model are aimed at developing in teachers not only knowledge about ecology, but also the practical skills necessary to introduce environmentally sustainable practices into the educational process. The importance of environmental literacy in education is becoming increasingly relevant, highlighting the need to prepare educators who can effectively convey this knowledge and values ​​to their students. An environmentally literate teacher is able not only to convey knowledge, but also to inspire students to take active action to protect the environment, which contributes to the formation of an environmental culture in society. Hypotheses put forward in this context suggest that the introduction of an environmentally literate teacher model, based on the integration of environmental education into the educational process, helps to increase the level of environmental awareness and responsibility among students, which, in turn, leads to more sustainable behavior towards the environment. It is recommended to develop and implement special teacher training programs that will include courses on ecology, sustainable development and methods of environmental education. It is necessary to organize regular refresher courses for existing teachers so that they can update their knowledge and skills in the field of ecology and sustainable development. It is important to integrate environmental topics into curricula and programs so that students can see connections between subjects and real-world environmental issues.

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