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Civic Ecology Education : Science, Cultures, Action in a Global World Marianne Krasny National Science Foundation October 16, 2006
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A Community Garden Tour Garden Mosaics Going Global Civic Ecology Education Research
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A Community Garden Tour Community Gardens Got Cultures Action Science
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A Community Garden Tour Garden Mosaics Going Global Civic Ecology Education Research
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Garden Mosaics: What? Action Elder Knowledge Scientific Knowledge
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Garden Mosaics: Why? Action Motivation Science as participation Elder Knowledge Border crossings Community Scientific Understanding
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Garden Mosaics: How? Elder Knowledge Action Scientific Knowledge i*m*science Science Pages Action Projects
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www.gardenmosaics.org
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A Community Garden Tour Garden Mosaics Going Global Civic Ecology Education Research
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South Africa -- school-community gardens
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Garden Mosaics -- Russia
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http://www.gm-baltimore- tomsk.blogspot.com/
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Garden Mosaics Goes Global Action Elder Knowledge Scientific Knowledge Lessons / Questions Indigenous Knowledge in Science Education Local / Global Collaboration
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A Community Garden Tour Garden Mosaics Going Global Civic Ecology Education Research
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Civic Ecology Education Action Community Knowledge Scientific Knowledge Garden Mosaics Watershed Restoration Explorations from an Aerial Perspective
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Civic Ecology Education Eco-Schools Farmers of the Future Action Community Knowledge Scientific Knowledge
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Civic Ecology Education Community Knowledge Action Scientific Knowledge Adaptive Learning
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A Community Garden Tour Garden Mosaics Going Global Civic Ecology Education Research
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Adaptive Learning Culture Science Action AguilarSimon Schusler Tidball Kohly Research Kudryavtsev
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Research Olivia Aguilar What role do after-school “Spanish & Science Clubs” play in engaging Hispanic students in a school community of practice?
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Research Jamila Simon Local / global contexts: What motivates youth to learn science?
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Research Tania Schusler Educator practice in environmental science action programs
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Research Nikki Kohly School-community partnerships in South Africa, Malawi, and the US
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Research Alexey Kudryavtsev Online forum: Learning vs community
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Question/StatementMeanSD Learning outcomes Did the Forum help you to learn about the Garden Mosaics curriculum? 3.591.26 Did the Forum help you to implement Garden Mosaics (if applied)? 3.591.46 Social outcomes I liked seeing what others were thinking and feeling. 4.090.75 I felt connected to others who shared my concerns. 3.860.56 I got good feedback from the Forum.3.800.66 The Forum offered a sense of community.3.730.55 Online Forum (Kudryavtsev)
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Research Alexey Kudryavtsev Cost-effectiveness DVDs vs face-face workshop
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DVD vs Workshops
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Research Keith Tidball Role of urban community greening in resilience following disaster and conflict
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Research Keith Tidball Resilience Criteria Diversity Participation Adaptive learning
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Civic Ecology Education & Resilience Diversity Participation Community Knowledge Action Scientific Knowledge Adaptive Learning Adaptive Learning Resilience Criteria Civic Ecology Education Model
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Where are we? Program Model –Experience –Literature Research –Culture, Action, Science –Dissemination, Communities of Practice
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Where are we going? Adaptive learning through communities of practice: CBOs & universities Integrating science and global understanding
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Where are we going? School achievement? Youth development? Social capital and resilience? Impact of ISE on:
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Thank you! Keith Tidball Garden Mosaics Program Leader Associate Director, Initiative for Civic Ecology NSF Informal Science Education International Programs CBO educators Youth Cornell students
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