Abstract
Deep environmental, social, and economic imbalances are characterizing the geological epoch of the anthropocene: it is man who alters the integrity of the biosphere, which has a decisive influence on global ecology and on the quality of life. The training of teachers, agents of change to guarantee environmental sustainability, represents a necessary investment. The authors propose to apply active and participatory eco-pedagogical models of existential planning such as flipped inclusion, whose scientific evidence is already amply corroborated about the inclusive-ecosystem transformative impact, as the model invests in media ecology as a process of prosocial education to be anchored in human values.
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