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ED 068 339 AUTHOR TITLE INSTITUTION SPONS AGENCY PUB DATE NOTE EDRS PRICE DESCRIPTORS IDENTIFIERS DOCUMENT RESUME Bemiss, Clair W. The Curious Entanglement Environment. Brevard County School Boa Bureau of Elementary and (DHEW/OE), Washington, D. 72 369p.; The 20 35mm slides SE 014 916 of Law, Politics, and the rd, Cocoa, Fla. Secondary Education C. cannot be reproduced MF-$0.65 HC-$13.16 *Environment; Instructional Materials; *Legislation; *Politics; *Resource Units; Secondary Grades; Social Sciences; *Teaching Guides *Elementary Secondary Education Act Title III; ESEA Title III ABSTRACT Since environmental problems are becoming increasingly important as political issues, these resource units serve as a base for the study of political and legal influences on environmental control. Inquiry questions and learning activities are designed to gain an understanding of: (1) the forces that give impetus to present environmental law, (2) the relationship of different levels of government that are involved in the environment whether in policy setting, law making, or enforcement capacity, and (3) court procedures in environmental cases. Also, they provide an opportunity to: (1) recognize types of propaganda and evaluate facts utilized in making environmental decisions, (2) recognize that instigating environmental improvement implies responsible financial backing, and (3) participate in bringing about desired changes by responsible action. Each of the three units, Local Government and the Environment, State and Federal Government and the Environment, and Awakening the Process for Change, is sub-divided into inquiry questions, learning activities, resource materials, possible evaluation techniques, teacher suggestions, student comments, and teacher comments. A resource bibliography also includes a set of 20 35mm slides. This work was prepared under an ESEA Title III contract for the project "Broad Spectrum Environmental Education Program." (BL)

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  • ED 068 339

    AUTHORTITLE

    INSTITUTIONSPONS AGENCY

    PUB DATENOTE

    EDRS PRICEDESCRIPTORS

    IDENTIFIERS

    DOCUMENT RESUME

    Bemiss, Clair W.The Curious EntanglementEnvironment.Brevard County School BoaBureau of Elementary and(DHEW/OE), Washington, D.72369p.; The 20 35mm slides

    SE 014 916

    of Law, Politics, and the

    rd, Cocoa, Fla.Secondary EducationC.

    cannot be reproduced

    MF-$0.65 HC-$13.16*Environment; Instructional Materials; *Legislation;*Politics; *Resource Units; Secondary Grades; SocialSciences; *Teaching Guides*Elementary Secondary Education Act Title III; ESEATitle III

    ABSTRACTSince environmental problems are becoming

    increasingly important as political issues, these resource unitsserve as a base for the study of political and legal influences onenvironmental control. Inquiry questions and learning activities aredesigned to gain an understanding of: (1) the forces that giveimpetus to present environmental law, (2) the relationship ofdifferent levels of government that are involved in the environmentwhether in policy setting, law making, or enforcement capacity, and(3) court procedures in environmental cases. Also, they provide anopportunity to: (1) recognize types of propaganda and evaluate factsutilized in making environmental decisions, (2) recognize thatinstigating environmental improvement implies responsible financialbacking, and (3) participate in bringing about desired changes byresponsible action. Each of the three units, Local Government and theEnvironment, State and Federal Government and the Environment, andAwakening the Process for Change, is sub-divided into inquiryquestions, learning activities, resource materials, possibleevaluation techniques, teacher suggestions, student comments, andteacher comments. A resource bibliography also includes a set of 2035mm slides. This work was prepared under an ESEA Title III contractfor the project "Broad Spectrum Environmental Education Program."(BL)

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