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Sustainability Education at Buchwedel High School

„OBS FOR FUTURE“

Education for Sustainable Development – ​​what is that?

BNE is the abbreviation of Education for Sustainable Development.

What is meant is an education that enables people to think complexly, sustainably and act empathetically: How do my decisions in the present influence current and future life on this planet? What are the effects of my consumer behavior, the choice of my means of transport, my energy consumption?

At the same time, education for sustainable development goes beyond the mere imparting of knowledge about climate change and its consequences. Through their own commitment, the students experience self-efficacy and experience their ability to act.

For those interested, go here for a better understanding:

The educational researcher Prof. Gerhard de Haan speaks in a lecture event at the University of Göttingen (2019) on the question “What is good education for sustainable development?”

Decrees and emoluments:

  • National Action Plan Education for sustainable development as a German contribution to UNESCO World Program of Action
  • Orientation framework for the Global Development learning area (BMZ, KMK report, 2007 and 2nd updated and expanded edition 2020). Valid for all school subjects.
  • Decree of the Ministry of Education: Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) at public general education and vocational schools as well as private schools. RdErl. d. MK v. 03/01/2021 – Az. 23.5 80009/1 -VORIS 22410 (valid from 06/01/2021 to 12/31/2026)
  • School concept ESD the high school at Buchwedel
  • Subject Curriculum: Special ESD obligation in the subject curricula and school curricula for the subjects biology and geography

Objective:

The aim of the concept for promoting education for sustainable development (ESD concept for short) at the Oberschule am Buchwedel is to meet the subject-specific curricular requirements, in particular for the subjects geography and biology, and in particular the core competencies of recognising, evaluating and acting through a subject-linking to promote approach.

You can find out more about the 17 goals here:

Or here:

There are already many projects in the field of education for sustainable development (ESD) at the Oberschule am Buchwedel, which are briefly presented here with their relation to the 17 goals for sustainable development.

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