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In this episode of It’s Sustainability Time, we explore the idea that the true goal of education in a sustainable society is the development of capable human beings.
What does it mean to be capable in the context of sustainability?
A capable person is able to understand systems, navigate challenges, contribute constructively to community, and support the long-term stability of both humanity and the natural world.
Using the American Revolution as an example, this episode explores how history changes when students are taught to understand the resource systems, economic realities, and environmental pressures operating underneath historical events.
How does knowledge of systems shape perception?
How might education evolve if its purpose became the development of people capable of sustaining humanity over time?
This episode explores sustainability as a philosophy of human capability — the capability to support a dynamic, prosperous, and resilient humanity.
By Todd FrancisIn this episode of It’s Sustainability Time, we explore the idea that the true goal of education in a sustainable society is the development of capable human beings.
What does it mean to be capable in the context of sustainability?
A capable person is able to understand systems, navigate challenges, contribute constructively to community, and support the long-term stability of both humanity and the natural world.
Using the American Revolution as an example, this episode explores how history changes when students are taught to understand the resource systems, economic realities, and environmental pressures operating underneath historical events.
How does knowledge of systems shape perception?
How might education evolve if its purpose became the development of people capable of sustaining humanity over time?
This episode explores sustainability as a philosophy of human capability — the capability to support a dynamic, prosperous, and resilient humanity.