Teaching English in the Anthropocene

When students read, write, and talk with others in the service of deepening their understanding of climate change and other environmental topics, they expand their social imagination.

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Journal
The English Journal
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.58680/ej2025114334
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Literacy, Media, and Education
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Teaching English in the Anthropocene

Sean P. Connors
The English Journal
Literacy, Media, and Education
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Teaching English in the Anthropocene

Sean P. Connors
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Abstract

When students read, write, and talk with others in the service of deepening their understanding of climate change and other environmental topics, they expand their social imagination.

The English JournalVol. 114(3)
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Literacy, Media, and Education
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