The present paper proposes and describes a new method, called L2A (listen-to-apprise), conceived of in order to improve the commitment of all the participants involved in an educational process specifically dedicated to sustainability and the green economy. The first stage consists in listening to the students and, when possible, in listening to the environment, the people, and the territory, while, in the second stage, the acquired information is used to exploit everyone's talents and to achieve the maximum advantage and satisfaction for all. The first phase of L2A is mainly dedicated to listening to the students via the submission of an on-line questionnaire that measures their learning preferences, self-efficacy and sensitivity to the themes of sustainability and the green economy. The investigation has been extended from Italy to Honduras, where the authors are involved in the development of major projects concerning sustainability. The results of the survey have been analyzed by means of standard significance and correlation analysis, and therefore, significant differences among the groups and correlations within each group have been detected. The results have been discussed in order to explain how the L2A method works and how useful and powerful a tool it could be to improve teaching, learning and practical activities.

Attitudes toward Sustainability and Green Economy Issues Related to Some Students Learning Their Characteristics: A Preliminary Study / Micangeli, Andrea; Naso, Vincenzo; Michelangeli, Emanuele; Matrisciano, Apollonia; Farioli, Franca; Belfiore, Nicola Pio. - In: SUSTAINABILITY. - ISSN 2071-1050. - ELETTRONICO. - 6:6(2014), pp. 3484-3503. [10.3390/su6063484]

Attitudes toward Sustainability and Green Economy Issues Related to Some Students Learning Their Characteristics: A Preliminary Study

MICANGELI, Andrea;NASO, Vincenzo;MICHELANGELI, EMANUELE;MATRISCIANO, APOLLONIA;FARIOLI, Franca;BELFIORE, Nicola Pio
2014

Abstract

The present paper proposes and describes a new method, called L2A (listen-to-apprise), conceived of in order to improve the commitment of all the participants involved in an educational process specifically dedicated to sustainability and the green economy. The first stage consists in listening to the students and, when possible, in listening to the environment, the people, and the territory, while, in the second stage, the acquired information is used to exploit everyone's talents and to achieve the maximum advantage and satisfaction for all. The first phase of L2A is mainly dedicated to listening to the students via the submission of an on-line questionnaire that measures their learning preferences, self-efficacy and sensitivity to the themes of sustainability and the green economy. The investigation has been extended from Italy to Honduras, where the authors are involved in the development of major projects concerning sustainability. The results of the survey have been analyzed by means of standard significance and correlation analysis, and therefore, significant differences among the groups and correlations within each group have been detected. The results have been discussed in order to explain how the L2A method works and how useful and powerful a tool it could be to improve teaching, learning and practical activities.
2014
green economy; l2a; multiple intelligence inventory; self-efficacy; students learning characteristics; sustainability
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Attitudes toward Sustainability and Green Economy Issues Related to Some Students Learning Their Characteristics: A Preliminary Study / Micangeli, Andrea; Naso, Vincenzo; Michelangeli, Emanuele; Matrisciano, Apollonia; Farioli, Franca; Belfiore, Nicola Pio. - In: SUSTAINABILITY. - ISSN 2071-1050. - ELETTRONICO. - 6:6(2014), pp. 3484-3503. [10.3390/su6063484]
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