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	Comments on: Applying the Head-Hands-Heart framework to my &#8220;teaching sustainability&#8221; course	</title>
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		By: Summary part 1 of &#34;Competences in Education for Sustainable Development. Critical Perspectives&#34; (Vare, Lausselet, Rieckmann, 2022) - Adventures in Oceanography and Teaching		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] Impacts on pedagogy: if we think about competences as observable behaviours, they should probably not be taught through transmission but rather through experience and practice. And they should not be assessed in atomic pieces of knowledge, skills, etc, but more holistically. Assessment of tiny checkboxes also influences how students see their role, and can hinder them from seeing the bigger picture, taking a stand, becoming who they want to be. An alternative to competences as goals is aiming for a broader &#8220;sustainability commitment&#8221;, which consists of intellectual, emotional and practical aspects (including competences, just not described in as much detail &#8212; this is my favourite head-hands-heart model!). [&#8230;]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Impacts on pedagogy: if we think about competences as observable behaviours, they should probably not be taught through transmission but rather through experience and practice. And they should not be assessed in atomic pieces of knowledge, skills, etc, but more holistically. Assessment of tiny checkboxes also influences how students see their role, and can hinder them from seeing the bigger picture, taking a stand, becoming who they want to be. An alternative to competences as goals is aiming for a broader &#8220;sustainability commitment&#8221;, which consists of intellectual, emotional and practical aspects (including competences, just not described in as much detail &#8212; this is my favourite head-hands-heart model!). [&#8230;]</p>
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		By: Head-hand-heart: One of our favourite frameworks to approach teaching sustainability &#8211; Teaching for Sustainability		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] Venn diagram is a fun exercise that makes you think about teaching in a different way (I share one example of that for my own &#8220;teaching sustainability&#8221; course on my personal b&#8230;). Try it and let us know how it [&#8230;]]]></description>
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