GLЀH for Ecology Intelligence: A Sustainable Lifestyle Practice at School

The objective of this study is to measure the effectiveness of GLЀH in enhancing ecological intelligence across eight indicators: environmental awareness, ecological knowledge, environmental concern, eco-friendly behavior, critical thinking about environmental impacts, ecological responsibility, sustainable lifestyle, and collaboration in environmental actions. The research employed an experimental method with a quantitative approach. All data were obtained through testing and analyzed using inferential statistical techniques, specifically R square, to determine the contribution of GLЀH to each individual indicator. Our general findings show a significant improvement in ecological intelligence following the GLЀH intervention. Moreover, we identified the specific contribution of GLЀH to each indicator: environmental awareness (48.3%), ecological knowledge (52.1%), environmental concern (70.5%), eco-friendly behavior (60.6%), critical thinking about environmental impacts (53.2%), ecological responsibility (69.1%), sustainable lifestyle (61%), and collaboration in environmental actions (65.4%). These results indicate that GLЀH contributes substantially to shaping students’ environmental awareness and attitudes in the school context.

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2025-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202565207002/pdf
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Environmental Education and Sustainability
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GLЀH for Ecology Intelligence: A Sustainable Lifestyle Practice at School

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
Environmental Education and Sustainability
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GLЀH for Ecology Intelligence: A Sustainable Lifestyle Practice at School

Daska Azis, Ade Nailan Sadida, Ade Asyifa SP, Sugeng Widodo, Suhendro
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Abstract

The objective of this study is to measure the effectiveness of GLЀH in enhancing ecological intelligence across eight indicators: environmental awareness, ecological knowledge, environmental concern, eco-friendly behavior, critical thinking about environmental impacts, ecological responsibility, sustainable lifestyle, and collaboration in environmental actions. The research employed an experimental method with a quantitative approach. All data were obtained through testing and analyzed using inferential statistical techniques, specifically R square, to determine the contribution of GLЀH to each individual indicator. Our general findings show a significant improvement in ecological intelligence following the GLЀH intervention. Moreover, we identified the specific contribution of GLЀH to each indicator: environmental awareness (48.3%), ecological knowledge (52.1%), environmental concern (70.5%), eco-friendly behavior (60.6%), critical thinking about environmental impacts (53.2%), ecological responsibility (69.1%), sustainable lifestyle (61%), and collaboration in environmental actions (65.4%). These results indicate that GLЀH contributes substantially to shaping students’ environmental awareness and attitudes in the school context.

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