San Francisco / Geelong / Minneapolis / ecological place / Boston / New York / Washington / DC / Philadelphia / South Hadley / Athens / Cambridge / Portsmouth / Tuscon / Troy / Reading / Mahwah / Charleston / London / Malden / New Haven / /
Company
Teachers College Press / State University of New York Press / ERIC Press / MIT Press / Yale University Press / Zephyr Press / Westview Press / Bullard / South End Press / Oxford University Press / Lawrence Erlbaum Associates / Westport / University of Georgia Press / Kivaki Press / Pullman / /
Country
Poland / United States / Brazil / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
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Beacon Press / Myrin Institute / Washington State University / University of Minnesota Press / Deakin University / University of Georgia Press / Pantheon Books / University of Illinois Press / /
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Earth Day / /
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biotechnology / learning technology / ecological and cultural systems / fundamental site / natural systems / intellectual tools / ecological systems / belief systems / /
Organization
University of Georgia / Teachers College / MIT / Harvard / Washington State University / United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund / University of Illinois Press / Deakin University / Orion Society / Yale University / University of New York Press / State University of New York / State University / Department of Teaching and Learning / Myrin Institute / Oxford University / University of Minnesota Press / /
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Kate Wayne / Richard Nixon / Vol / DAVID A. GRUENEWALD / Orr / David A. Gruenewald Taking / Paulo Freire / Chet Bowers / / /
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social ecol6 EDUCATIONAL RESEARCHER / Producer /Director / EDUCATIONAL RESEARCHER / author / teacher / professor of education / assistant professor of education / /
The Best of Both Worlds: A Critical Pedagogy of Place by David A. Gruenewald Taking the position that “critical pedagogy” and “place-based education” are mutually supportive educational traditions, this author ar