Environmental education: theory and practice in the State School of Basic Education Palmeira Mission Small Attitudes Project, Great Result
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Environment, Environmental Education, Solid WasteAbstract
This monograph was developed through the project “Small Attitudes , Great Results " which was held at the State School of Basic Education Palm Missions / Rio Grande do Sul. The school is located in the urban area of Palm Missions, being developed with two teachers and 29 high school students. As problematic had the contributions and challenges identified by students and teachers in the practices of the Environmental Education Project. The overall goal was to learn, analyze and evaluate the results, the challenges and the contributions that have been identified by the research subject. In this sense was used investigative method and used a qualitative research, which was prepared by in case study. The principal authors were worked Reigota and Gil, among others, where it was used theoretical foundation to support this work. From these thinkers analyzed the project noting the missing points and positive points of this project. That this project arose from the need to work with school related matters will preserve the environment, looking on their daily living from the school itself and the community in which it operates problematic.
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