Environmental education and its role in the formation of environmental knowledge and attitudes

\nEnvironmental education is an important part of specialist train- ing. Integrated environmental education helps develop future professionals’ abilities to understand the impact of professional activities on the environ- ment, make decisions and act to prevent damage to the environment. This study examines the patterns of integrating environmental education into cur- ricula for training engineers in the field of construction, to study the rela- tionship between environmental knowledge and attitudes. The results showed that students’ environmental knowledge and attitudes to the environ- ment are positively correlated, but to a weak degree. The introduction of environmental education helps develop students’ knowledge and under- standing of environmental problems and their causes.\n

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.1051/bioconf/202414901077/pdf
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Sustainability in Higher Education
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Environmental education and its role in the formation of environmental knowledge and attitudes

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Sustainability in Higher Education
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Environmental education and its role in the formation of environmental knowledge and attitudes

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Abstract

\nEnvironmental education is an important part of specialist train- ing. Integrated environmental education helps develop future professionals’ abilities to understand the impact of professional activities on the environ- ment, make decisions and act to prevent damage to the environment. This study examines the patterns of integrating environmental education into cur- ricula for training engineers in the field of construction, to study the rela- tionship between environmental knowledge and attitudes. The results showed that students’ environmental knowledge and attitudes to the environ- ment are positively correlated, but to a weak degree. The introduction of environmental education helps develop students’ knowledge and under- standing of environmental problems and their causes.\n

Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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Sustainability in Higher Education
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