Abstract

Education for Sustainable Development is an area of activity that aims at fostering responsible members of society. The very process of personality formation within the educational environment cannot be divorced from the use of standardized technologies, procedures, techniques and teaching methods, the designation of significant areas of knowledge and the developed methods for assessing the results of the development of competencies. Subject standards, as part of the country’s educational standard, are designed to coordinate the process of assimilating meaningful information, developing skills and acquiring skills to meet the needs of representatives of the current generation, without putting at risk the capacity of generations to come in meeting their own requirements. The study analyzes the current educational standards of the Kyrgyz Republic from the point of view of comparing the approaches of standard environmental education and Education for Sustainable Development. The features of the implementation of an interdisciplinary approach in the study of economic, social and environmental aspects are revealed. Steps are proposed to improve subject standards in order to ensure both information sufficiency and the formation of behavioral practices consistent with the key accents reflected in the conventions on climate change, combating desertification and biodiversity.

Highlights

  • The need to implement a sustainable development program is no longer challenged in the world

  • Education for Sustainable Development is an area of activity that aims at fostering responsible members of society

  • This paper presents an effort to propose an evaluation framework of elementary school teaching materials for sustainable development based on the analysis of state standards of subject education in schools of the Kyrgyz Republic in 2014 [16] on 25 relevant academic subjects, including the presence in them of issues of sustainable development, biodiversity conservation and climate change

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Introduction

The need to implement a sustainable development program is no longer challenged in the world. Sustainability presupposes, on the one hand, the sufficiency of material, human, ecological, and social resources necessary to allow humans to meet basic needs and to support continued development, on the other hand, ensuring the fairness of this access, both for representatives of the current and future generations. In order for these postulates to be implemented, it is necessary to adopt the most effective forms of creation, accumulation, exchange and training of information on sustainable development. This Goals are closely related to the concept of lifelong learning, since it does not contain any mention of specific levels of education or age groups to which it concerns

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