Schoolyard Gardening as Multinaturalism
Theory, Practice, and Product
Donia Zhang
Contents
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Acknowledgements |
Dedication |
Prologue |
When the Child Was a Child |
Chapter 1 |
Why Do Children Need Gardens? |
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Environmental Crisis of the Modern World |
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Human Disconnection from the Natural World |
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Environmental Education for the Multinatural World |
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Schoolyard Gardening Initiatives |
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Chapter Summary |
Chapter 2 |
What Are the Benefits of Schoolyard Gardening? |
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Holism in Schoolyard Gardens |
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Naturalism in Schoolyard Gardens |
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History of Children Gardening |
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Continuity of Schoolyard Gardening |
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Healthy Eating Habits through Gardening |
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Cultural Appreciation through Gardening |
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Social, Behavioral, and Moral Development through Gardening |
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Environmental Consciousness and Ecological Literacy through Gardening |
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Academic Learning through Gardening |
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Design and Maintenance Issues of Schoolyard Gardens |
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Chapter Summary |
Chapter 3 |
What Factors Enable and/or Limit Student Participation
in Schoolyard Gardening? |
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Case Study Schools |
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Amount of Student Participation |
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Ladder of Children's Participation |
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Dual Factors |
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Enabling Factors |
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Limiting Factors |
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Chapter Summary and Conclusion |
Chapter 4 |
How to Support and Sustain Student Involvement in Schoolyard
Gardening |
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Ways for the Teachers |
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Ways for the Principal |
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Ways for the Parents |
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Ways for the School Board |
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Ways for the Ministry of Education |
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Pillars of Student Involvement |
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Chapter Summary and Conclusion |
Chapter 5 |
How to Design Sustainable Schoolyard Gardens |
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Daoism in Gardens |
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Feng Shui in Gardens |
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Sustainable Schoolyard Garden Design Elements |
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Chapter Summary and Conclusion |
Epilogue |
Gardening and the Meaning of the World |
References |