Towards the incorporation of environmental education in the Namibian Secondary School Curriculum
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Kanyimba, Alex TubaweneContributor(s)
Bornman, Gertruida Martha, 1938-Keywords
Environmental educationCurriculum development
Formal education
Multidisciplinary approach
Interdisciplinary approach
Cross-curricular teaching
Integration
Incorporation
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Environmental education -- Namibia
Curriculum planning -- Namibia
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http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1039Abstract
Environmental education (EE) as an approach to all education is needed to be
 incorporated in all the subjects of the school curriculum. In Namibia, there are Ministerial
 documents that support the incorporation of education About, In/ Through and For the
 environment within the curriculum. Even though there are documents that support this,
 EE continues to suffer barriers that hinder its effective incorporation into the curriculum.
 The findings reveal that EE in Namibia is incorporated into the traditional environmental
 subject homes only. The barriers that prevent the incorporation of EE into the Namibian
 broad curriculum for secondary schools are, amongst others, the lack of adequate teacher
 education programmes and the lack of interdepartmental collaboration at school level.
 These barriers and many others have been identified and discussed in detail in this
 investigation. Measures are recommended to ensure effective incorporation of EE in the
 Namibian broad curriculum for secondary schools.Educational Studies
M. Ed. (Environmental Education)
Date
2009-08-25Type
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oai:uir.unisa.ac.za:10500/1039Kanyimba, Alex Tubawene (2009) Towards the incorporation of environmental education in the Namibian Secondary School Curriculum, University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1039>
http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1039