PUBLICATIONS
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New Publication Available for Free Download The Early Childhood Environmental Education Rating Scale (NAAEE 2011), authored by YashBhagwanji,provides a collaborative tool for educators and others to discuss their early childhood environmental education program goals, consider strengths and areas of needed improvement, and chart a future direction for development. The Early Childhood Environmental Education Rating Scale is easy to use while also encouraging deep discussions about program philosophy, design and implementation. Building off of NAAEE’s Early Childhood Environmental Education Programs: Guidelines for Excellence, it is a much welcomed addition to the early childhood environmental education tool kit. Learn more and download the free pdf >> |
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Evaluating Your Environmental Education Programs: A Workbook for Practitioners By Julie A. Ernst, Martha C. Monroe, and Bora Simmons. Want to evaluate your EE program, but unsure where to begin? NAAEE has a new resource to help you. Evaluating Your Environmental Education Programs: A Workbook for Practitioners walks you through how to design and conduct an evaluation. Throughout the workbook, 23 exercises ask you to check your understanding (the answers are included). In addition, 47 application exercises point you to tasks that will help you develop your own evaluation. A liberal use of case studies and examples illustrate the concepts in each chapter, and over 45 figures and tables provide graphic representations for visual learners. A case study of one program demonstrates how to use each chapter to conduct an evaluation. ISBN-13: 978-1-884008-15-3. $25 Nonmembers/$20 Members |
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Conservation Education and Outreach Techniques By Susan K. Jacobson, Mallory D. McDuff and Martha C. Monroe. Presents the theory and practice for creating effective education and outreach programmes for conservation. Jacobson, McDuff, and Monroe describe an exciting array of techniques for enhancing school resources, marketing environmental messages, using mass media, developing partnerships for conservation, and designing on-site programmes for natural areas and community centres. Vivid case studies from around the world illustrate techniques and describe planning, implementation, and evaluation procedures, enabling readers to implement their own new ideas effectively. 2006, 496pp. ISBN 0-19-856772-3. $59.95 nonmember/$50.00 NAAEE member. |
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What's Fair Got To Do With It: Diversity Cases from Environmental Educators Edited by Tania J. Madfes. Educators will find these cases a powerful tool for professional development. Each case is a candid, dramatic, and highly readable first-person account that makes concrete the challenges of fairness, expectations, respect, and communication when people who share goals, perhaps, but not cultures, interact. 2004, 119pp. ISBN 0-914409-20-4. $21.50 nonmember/$19.35 NAAEE Member. |
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Monograph 1 - Using a Logic Model to Review and Analyze an Environmental Education Program By Thomas C. Marcinkowski. This paper reviews and analyzes a long-standing and well-documented program in environmental education, Hungerford et al.'s issue-and-action instruction program (1973- ). Logic models provide conceptual guidance and visual support for this review and analysis. These models were adapted from work in Aquatic Resource Education by Peyton, and the literature on logic modeling in program evaluation. 2004, 72 pp. ISBN 1-884008-86-0. $19.95 nonmember/$15.95 NAAEE member. |
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Monograph 2 - Preparing Effective Environmental Educators Editor - Dr. Bora Simmons This, the second in the NAAEE Monograph Series, focuses on the methods used to prepare those who teach environmental education. Research and evaluation related to three main audiences for environmental education preparedness training - pre-service teachers, in-service teachers, and nonformal education - are examined. The five papers presented represent an interesting and instructive array of research and evaluation that can be used to spur our thinking about the preparation of environmental educators. 2005, 89 pp. ISBN 1-884008-88-7. $19.95 nonmembers/ $15.95 NAAEE members |
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A Field Guide to Environmental Literacy: Making Stratyegic Investments in Environmental Education
By James L. Elder. Published by the Environmental Education Coalition. A real heightening of our nation's environmental literacy will require momentous educational reforms both inside schools and out. The purpose of this book is to highlight the need for, and potential benefit of, foundation seed funding to promote these reforms. A terrific resource for the library of every funder, administrator, grant writer, Board member, and teacher. 2003, 110 pp. ISBN 1-884008-87-9. $34 nonmember/$28 NAAEE member. |
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Environmental Education in the Schools: Creating a Program That Works! By Judy Braus and David Wood. Need some ideas to help plan an EE program or incorporate environmental content into your teaching? This delightful and comprehensive book includes teaching strategies, fundraising and evaluation tips, resources, and dozens of actual activities focusing on everything from moral dilemmas to field trips. Originally written for Peace Corps volunteers; extremely valuable for any educator. 1994, 500 pp. ISBN 1-884008-08-9. $25.00 nonmember/$20.00 NAAEE member. |
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Guidelines for Excellence
Early Childhood Environmental Education Programs - Guidelines for Excellence |
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Guidelines for Excellence
Nonformal Environmental Education Programs - Guidelines for Excellence
Programas De Educacion Ambiental No Formal: Pautas Para La Excelencia |
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Guidelines for Excellence
Environmental Education Materials: Guidelines for Excellence |
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Guidelines for Excellence
Excellence in Environmental Education: Guidelines for Learning (K-12) |
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Guidelines for Excellence
Excellence in Environmental Education: Guidelines for Learning (K-12) Executive Summary and Self Assessment Tool |
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Guidelines for Excellence
Guidelines for the Preparation and Professional Development of Environmental Educators |
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Conference Proceedings Edited by various respected individuals in the EE field. The proceedings contain keynote addresses, synopses of general sessions, workshops, and symposia, and submitted presentation papers from the largest annual international EE conference. Great resources to discover who is doing research or implementing programs in EE, and what the current trends are in EE. Proceedings are available for 1998-2000 (with Member Directory), 1997, 1996, 1995, 1993, and 1990. 1990-5 proceedings are $25 nonmember/$20 NAAEE member. The 1998-2000 conference proceedings are available on CD-ROM for $36 nonmembers/$24 NAAEE member. |
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