Discontinuous learning through destructive experiences: A ‘change’ approach to catastrophe education in eco-pedagogy

Educational Philosophy and Theory 52 (13):1409-1420 (2020)
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Despite the dramatic traumas and enormous physical losses associated with many catastrophes, it is undeniable that catastrophes also function as dynamic powers that drive the development and transf...

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