INNOVATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION: FOSTERING SUSTAINABLE MINDSETS FOR A GREENER FUTURE
Affiliations
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Doctor of Philosophy in Law (PhD), Karakalpak State University
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Trainee teacher, Karakalpak State University
Abstract
This article explores the importance of innovative environmental education in higher education institutions and its potential to cultivate sustainable mindsets among students. It examines various methods employed by universities worldwide to integrate environmental education into their curricula, highlighting the positive results achieved. The discussion emphasizes the need for continued efforts in promoting environmental literacy and sustainable practices among higher education students, ultimately contributing to a greener future.Keywords
innovative environmental education, higher education, sustainable mindsets, curriculum integration, environmental literacy, sustainable practices
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