Students in Possession of the Issues of Tomorrow: An Innovative Student-Led Course Project

This article describes an educational experiment, a student-led course called "Learning in Sustainable Development" offered at the teacher training programme at Stockholm University, Sweden. Its purpose was to foster empowerment and action competence among teacher-students in the field of...

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