Abstract
Summary In this article the concept of parallelism is used to describe educational cases which suffer from lack of coherence between learning objectives and the practice of teaching. The article states that the problem of parallelism often characterises some kinds of development work in schools and among them development work in environmental education. The reason for, and the means to overcome, the problem of parallelism are discussed in the article.
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