“…The most numerous dimension was the one involving Pedagogical expertise (teaching-learning the landscape), which comprised 30 items overall. The aim here was to identify the students' perception of the landscape in the teaching-learning process from the viewpoint of the landscape as a didactic instrument and as part of the syllabus, as well as single out those teaching methods considered more appropriate [13,62,[67][68][69][70][71]. This group included teaching methods and techniques, curricular knowledge on the landscape as content in primary education, the use of the landscape as an instrument for teaching certain aspects of geography [72] (e.g., climate, plant life, relief, and land usages) and the adoption of specific approaches for teaching the landscape (e.g., fieldwork [72], photos, and textbook).…”