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Social and Behavioral Sciences

2008

Environmental education

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A Rapid Assessment Of Perceptions For Learning Community Development In Char Ung Kao Village, Char Ung Commune, Ou Chum District, Ratanakiri, Cambodia., Sandra Wooltorton Jun 2008

A Rapid Assessment Of Perceptions For Learning Community Development In Char Ung Kao Village, Char Ung Commune, Ou Chum District, Ratanakiri, Cambodia., Sandra Wooltorton

Sandra Wooltorton

This report is designed to provide a basis for the Learning Community Development Project (LCDP) being
implemented by Live & Learn Environmental Education (L&L) in Char Ung Kao Village, Ratanakiri,
Cambodia. The idea of learning community development is to empower communities to take charge of
their own future in a sustainable way. The LCDP is a sub-component of the Rural Livelihoods
Improvement Project (RULIP).
This report was prepared using the data from the Rapid Assessment of Perceptions (RAP) that was
implemented by the L&L team in June 2008. The RAP is a battery of qualitative tools which use
participative ethnographic …

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Next Generation Public Service Announcements For The Environment, Danielle Alexis Diaz Jan 2008

Next Generation Public Service Announcements For The Environment, Danielle Alexis Diaz

Theses Digitization Project

The purpose of this research was to design new public service announcements (PSAs) for a teenage audience around environmental topics. Using components of constructivist pedagogy and free-choice learning, these PSAs demonstrated how to fuse popular teen culture with environmental education objectives. The design of the PSAs for this project hinged on finding a current popular format that would grab the attention of teenagers in order to successfully communicate information. This was achieved by taking a popular MTV show and twisting it to fit educational purposes. The success of this approach was tested by surveying a group of 50 teenagers. The …

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