Placing Environmental Education In Slovenian Schools

The National Education Institute of Slovenia enhances educational quality by linking pedagogy with practice, particularly through environmental education. Each year, around 250 primary and secondary school teachers participate in study groups that meet three times annually to develop teaching materials and promote key environmental objectives such as critical thinking, ecological awareness, and responsible action. This case study, “The Nature School of the Greatest Wisdom” by Dr. Majda Naji, emphasizes a broader educational vision—one that values understanding life and nature over academic achievement alone. It advocates for freedom of thought, emotional intelligence, and learning rooted in natural experiences. Drawing from philosophical insights, the study presents education as a lifelong journey aligned with nature’s rhythms. Teachers are encouraged to act as guides who nurture rather than instruct, helping students grow with patience and awareness. This holistic approach fosters not only knowledge but also personal and environmental responsibility.

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International Journal of Business & Management Studies
Published
2025-07-18
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https://doi.org/10.56734/ijbms.v6n7a11
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Animal and Plant Science Education
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Placing Environmental Education In Slovenian Schools

Majda Naji
International Journal of Business & Management Studies
Animal and Plant Science Education
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Placing Environmental Education In Slovenian Schools

Majda Naji
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Abstract

The National Education Institute of Slovenia enhances educational quality by linking pedagogy with practice, particularly through environmental education. Each year, around 250 primary and secondary school teachers participate in study groups that meet three times annually to develop teaching materials and promote key environmental objectives such as critical thinking, ecological awareness, and responsible action. This case study, “The Nature School of the Greatest Wisdom” by Dr. Majda Naji, emphasizes a broader educational vision—one that values understanding life and nature over academic achievement alone. It advocates for freedom of thought, emotional intelligence, and learning rooted in natural experiences. Drawing from philosophical insights, the study presents education as a lifelong journey aligned with nature’s rhythms. Teachers are encouraged to act as guides who nurture rather than instruct, helping students grow with patience and awareness. This holistic approach fosters not only knowledge but also personal and environmental responsibility.

International Journal of Business & Management StudiesVol. 06(07)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Animal and Plant Science Education
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