Free-Choice Learning and the Environment (Learning Innovations) (Learning Innovations Series)
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Free-Choice Learning and the Environment (Learning Innovations) (Learning Innovations Series)

by John H. Falk, Joe E. Heimlich, Susan Foutz

Education Science
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Free-Choice Learning and the Environment explores the ways people learn about environmental subjects through voluntary and self-directed experiences. As part of the Learning Innovations series, this book offers educators, researchers, and others interested in informal learning a focused look at learning beyond traditional classroom settings.

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Free-Choice Learning and the Environment examines how people develop understanding through voluntary, self-directed learning experiences.

The book focuses on the relationship between free-choice learning and environmental topics, offering a perspective on how learning can occur beyond formal classrooms.

Written by John H. Falk, Joe E. Heimlich, and Susan Foutz, this volume is part of the Learning Innovations series.

It provides useful context for readers interested in environmental education, informal learning, and innovative approaches to public understanding.

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