Animals and Science Education: Ethics, Curriculum and Pedagogy (Environmental Discourses in Science Education, 2)
by Michael P. Mueller, Deborah J. Tippins, Arthur J. Stewart
Animals and Science Education examines the place of animals within science education through the connected perspectives of ethics, curriculum, and pedagogy. As part of the Environmental Discourses in Science Education series, this academic volume considers how educational practice engages with environmental and ethical questions.
About This Book
Animals and Science Education explores the relationship between animals and science education.
The book focuses on ethical considerations, curriculum development, and pedagogical approaches.
It situates these topics within broader environmental discourses in science education.
This volume is intended for readers interested in the educational, ethical, and environmental dimensions of teaching and learning about science.
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