Participation and Learning

This ground-breaking collection brings together a range of perspectives on the philosophy, design and experience of participatory approaches within education and the environment, health and sustainability. Chapters address participatory work with children, youth and adults in both formal and non-formal settings. Authors combine reflections on experience, models and case studies of participatory education with commentary on key debates and issues.

Autorentext
Alan Reid is a Senior Lecturer in Education and member of the Centre for Research in Education and the Environment, University of Bath. He is the editor of Environmental Education Research, and co-ordinates doctoral programmes in research methods in education and management, and teaches on Masters programmes in environmental education, technologies and learning, and qualitative research approaches. His research interests focus on teachers' thinking and practice in environmental education, and policy-related and philosophical issues in environmental education theory and practice. Bjarne Bruun Jensen is Professor in the Department of Curriculum Research at the Danish University of Education and directs the Research Programme on Environmental and Health Education. His research interests are in action-oriented health and environmental education; pupils' concepts of health, inequality in health and action for health, and children as catalysts of social change. He is member of the editorial board of Environmental Education Research and Health Promotion International, and National Coordinator for the Danish network of health promoting schools. He also works as a consultant for WHO within the fields of Health Education and Health Promoting Schools. Jutta Nikel is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Centre for Research in Education and the Environment, at the University of Bath. Her research interests focus on empirical and theoretical research regarding environmental education and education for sustainable development, and teachers' thinking and practice in these areas. Her recent work for the Royal Academy of Engineering focused on how sustainability issues are integrated into undergraduate engineering education. Her current work examines the contribution of Education for Sustainable Development for improving quality in education in low income countries VenkaSimovska, PhD, is Assistant Professor in Health Education and Health Promotion at the Department of Curriculum Research at the Danish University of Education, and a member of the Research Programme for Environmental and Health Education. She is an academic coordinator of one of the modules of the Masters programme in health education and health promotion, and she teaches and supervises masters and doctoral students. Venka has extensive experience in research related to school-based projects, including the European Network of Health Promoting Schools. Her research interests revolve around issues relating to health, young people and teaching/learning processes in the area of health education and promotion. In particular, her research focuses on student participation and empowerment in learning.

Zusammenfassung
The Research in Participatory Education Network (RIPEN) was initiated by the Research Programme for Environmental and Health Education at the Danish School of Education, University of Aarhus, in 2003. It embraces a broad spectrum of researchers, scholars, students, and practitioners of participatory education, working in or from Europe, North America, Africa, and Australasia. Given the international scope of the network and the range of interests it now has, as initiators and early participants in the network the editorial team invited RIPEN to discuss what a critical perspective on participatory approaches to education might mean for education and the environment, health and sustainability, and how network members might research and substantiate their claims and ar guments. Following the introductory chapter on the scope of this collection, 19 chapters illustrate the contributors' responses to that invitation. Our focus on critical perspectives was prompted by earlier work by Majid Rahnema in Wolfgang Sachs's (1992), Development Dictionary. Critiquing concepts of participation in a volume that set out to stimulate cultural, historical, and anth- pological debate on the key concepts of development, Rahnema (p. 126) wrote: Participation, which is also a form of intervention, is too serious and ambivalent a matter to be taken lightly, or reduced to an amoeba word lacking any precise meaning, or a slogan, or fetish, or for that matter, only an instrument or methodology.

Inhalt
Participation and Learning: Developing Perspectives on Education and the Environment, Health and Sustainability.- Stepping Back from 'The Ladder': Refl ections on a Model of Participatory Work with Children.- Differentiating and Evaluating Conceptions and Examples of Participation in Environment-Related Learning.- Learning in and as Participation: A Case Study from Health-Promoting Schools.- Environmental Learning and Categories of Interest: Exploring Modes of Participation and Learning in a Conservation NGO.- Participation and the Ecology of Environmental Awareness and Action.- Participation, Situated Culture, and Practical Reason.- From Practice to Theory: Participation as Learning in the Context of Sustainable Development Projects.- Participation and Sustainable Development: The Role and Challenges of Mediating Agents.- Mental Ownership and Participation for Innovation in Environmental Education and Education for Sustainable Development.- Participation, Education, and Democracy: Implications for Environmental Education, Health Education, and Education for Sustainable Development.- What Comes Before Participation? Searching for Meaning in Teachers' Constructions of Participatory Learning in Environmental Education.- Participatory Pedagogy in Environmental Education: Reproduction or Disruption?.- Elusive Participation: Methodological Challenges in Researching Teaching and Participatory Learning in Environmental Education.- Student Participation in School Ground Greening Initiatives in Canada: Refl ections on Research Design Decisions and Key Findings.- Researching Participation using Critical Discourse Analysis.- Youth Participation in Local Environmental Action: An Avenue for Science and Civic Learning?.- A Clash of Worlds: Children Talking About their CommunityExperience in Relation to the School Curriculum.- Sustainability Education, Whole School Approaches, and Communities of Action.- School Councils as an Arena for Pupils' Participation in Collaborative Environmental Education Projects.

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