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Teacher Cognitions of Wildlife Management Concepts

Jon K. Hooper Department of Recreation and Parks Management, California State University, Chico, USA
Pages 15-18 | Published online: 15 Jul 2010

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Laura Bonneau, Ray Darville, Michael Legg, Michelle Haggerty & R. Neal Wilkins. (2009) Changes in Volunteer Knowledge and Attitudes as a Result of Texas Master Naturalist Training. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 14:3, pages 157-172.
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Edward W. Taylor & Mary Caldarelli. (2004) Teaching beliefs of non‐formal environmental educators: a perspective from state and local parks in the United States. Environmental Education Research 10:4, pages 451-469.
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TAHSIN KHALID. (2003) Pre-service High School Teachers' Perceptions of Three Environmental Phenomena. Environmental Education Research 9:1, pages 35-50.
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DimitriosI. Dimopoulos & JohnD. Pantis. (2003) Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding Sea Turtles in Elementary Students on Zakynthos, Greece. The Journal of Environmental Education 34:3, pages 30-38.
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RobertD. Bixler & MyronF. Floyd. (1999) Hands On or Hands Off? Disgust Sensitivity and Preference for Environmental Education Activities. The Journal of Environmental Education 30:3, pages 4-11.
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ChristineL. Robertson & Eva Krugly‐Smolska. (1997) Gaps between Advocated Practices and Teaching Realities in Environmental Education. Environmental Education Research 3:3, pages 311-326.
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LarryM. Gigliotti. (1990) Environmental Education: What Went Wrong? What can be Done?. The Journal of Environmental Education 22:1, pages 9-12.
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Edward W. Taylor. (2016) Making Meaning of Local Nonformal Education: Practitioner’s Perspective. Adult Education Quarterly 56:4, pages 291-307.
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