Swap distant examples of environmental concepts or issues for local, equivalent ones.
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Swap reading about science for doing science or exploring nature, to provide context, increase relevance, and spark curiosity.
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Swap generic kids, scientists, and stakeholders in faraway places for local people who reflect your community.
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Place-based learning models range from classroom activities featuring landscapes, species, and culture from the area where students live, to outdoor learning that immerses children in nature.
What they all have in common is a focus on local examples and experiences to provide relevance and engagement. Check out these varied approaches to place-based learning. |
Click for Interactive Map of Georgia's diverse EcoRegions
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Click for Interactive Map of Georgia Data
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