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Provide teachers with substantial support, to better enable them to build water supply and management topics into their curricula, by:

Providing teachers with new science skills and pedagogical knowledge to build self confidence.

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Audience: Students, K-12, Teachers

BEP: Individual
The learning experience: Provides a nurturing context for learning, with attention to • Cultural or group background and influences • The physical environment • The use of tools or practices appropriate to learner skills and abilities.

Study Themes: Supporting and motivating professionals

Citation: Beiswenger, R., Sturges, E. L., & Jones, R. (1991). Water education in Wyoming: Assessing educators' knowledge of water topics and their use in the elementary curriculum. Journal of Environmental Education, 23(11), 24-29.

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