The role of national strategy for sustainable development of poland in environmental education specialists

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  • Natalia DEMESHKANT

Abstract

The  article  analyzes  content  of  the  National  Strategy  for  Sustainable
Development of Poland and its influence on the formation of the forms and methods
of environmental training of future specialists in higher educational institutions of the
country. The most promising methods of environmental education in higher education
include  discussions,  simulations,  analysis  of  situations,  information  technology,
excursions and field exercises

Author Biography

Natalia DEMESHKANT

professor, Department of Innovation Activity in Agricultural
and Industrial Complex (AIC), National University of Life and Environmental
Sciences of Ukraine

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No. 199 (2014): cientific journal «Humanitarian Studios: Pedagogics, Psychology, Philosophy», Part 2 (English)

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