2019
DOI: 10.3390/su11092466
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Reviewing Vietnam Geography Textbooks from an ESD Perspective

Abstract: This paper examines how Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) is transmitted in the context of geography education by investigating the extent to which geography textbooks in Vietnam promote ESD principles. At the same time, the paper helps clarify how ESD is anchored in formal education and how ESD is contextualized in the specific context of Vietnam. This study involved a qualitative analysis supported by MAXQDA software (VERBI, Berlin, Germany), where geography textbooks from grade 6 to grade 12 in Vi… Show more

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“…Despite these advances, the investigative findings of Guo et al [16] on the concept of sustainable development in secondary education in China revealed a non-existent curricular content in textbooks, little or no support for its implementation, knowledge gaps among teaching staff, and weak evaluation. These results are consistent with the study of Nguyen [17] on how ESD is conveyed in Geography textbooks from Vietnam. The work demonstrated that, despite the existence of its relative promotion, a unidimensional focus was identified, oriented towards description and indoctrination; this conclusion is almost the same as the one reached from the curricular proposals implemented in La Garriga (Barcelona, Spain), on the lack of uniformity of the subject matter for ESD [18].…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Despite these advances, the investigative findings of Guo et al [16] on the concept of sustainable development in secondary education in China revealed a non-existent curricular content in textbooks, little or no support for its implementation, knowledge gaps among teaching staff, and weak evaluation. These results are consistent with the study of Nguyen [17] on how ESD is conveyed in Geography textbooks from Vietnam. The work demonstrated that, despite the existence of its relative promotion, a unidimensional focus was identified, oriented towards description and indoctrination; this conclusion is almost the same as the one reached from the curricular proposals implemented in La Garriga (Barcelona, Spain), on the lack of uniformity of the subject matter for ESD [18].…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…2). Scholz et al (2014), Mishra (2015), Ridha et al (2019aRidha et al ( , 2019b Taxonomie učebních úloh dle modelu kompetencí pro systémové myšlení v oblasti (trvalé) udržitelnosti Specifickou taxonomií, která však byla použita pouze v jedné analyzované, environmentálně zaměřené studii (Nguyen 2019), je taxonomie učebních úloh dle modelu kompetencí pro systémové myšlení v oblasti (trvalé) udržitelnosti. Tato taxonomie do jisté míry zohledňuje kognitivní náročnost učebních úloh, formu provedení (např.…”
Section: Zdroj Dat: Jo a Bednarz (2009)unclassified
“…15 % úloh, které jsou zaměřeny na kompetence k udržitelnému rozvoji, z celkového počtu úloh v učebnici) ve vietnamských učebnicích geografie ukázala, že převažují úlohy zaměřené na systémové myšlení (94 % z celkového počtu analyzovaných učebních úloh). Naopak žádná učební úloha není zaměřena na řešení problémů (Nguyen 2019).…”
Section: Zdroj Dat: Jo a Bednarz (2009)unclassified
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“…For the development goals to be realized and achieved in 2030, UNESCO initiated the concept of Education, for Sustainable Development or Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) (UNESCO, 2017). ESD is a follow-up to sustainable development goals to encourage achieving these goals in the field of education (Nguyen, 2019). ESD aims to shape students to acquire the knowledge and skills needed to familiarize themselves with sustainable living behavior.…”
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confidence: 99%