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Category: Pascal Frank

Can introspection help avoid rationalization of meat consumption?

In a new article, Pascal Frank and colleagues use a mixed-methods approach to inquire whether a guided introspection based on … More

introspection, Meat Consumption, Sustainable Consumption
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Time and sustainability: a missing link

In our recently published open access paper on “Time and sustainability: A missing link in formal education curricula”, we share … More

curricula, Education for Sustainable Development, open access, Publications, school, Sustainable Consumption, time use competence

Mindfulness as self-confirmation?

In a new paper in the Journal of Environmental Education, SuCo2’s Pascal Frank and Daniel Fischer with colleagues present qualitative … More

Education for Sustainable Development, mindfulness, Sustainable Consumption

New publication on intrapersonal competencies for sustainable consumption

In a recent article published in the “International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education”, I introduce the concept of (intra-)personal … More

education for sustainable consumption, Education for Sustainable Development, intrapersonal sustainability competencies, Sustainable Consumption

Measuring self-awareness as a key competency for sustainable development

Competency frameworks for sustainable development aim to define skills, abilities, and proficiencies individuals need to become change agents for sustainable … More

introspection, Literature Review, LUL, Open Theses Topic, Sustainable Consumption

Emotions and (sustainable) consumption

Individual consumption, understood as all actions of procurement, use and disposal of things and services that serve to satisfy needs … More

Emotions, Literature Review, LUL, Open Theses Topic, Sustainable Consumption

How are competencies selected in ESD frameworks?

As is the case for the general field of education, Environmental and Sustainability Education (ESE) has experienced a shift from … More

Competencies, Education for Sustainable Development, Literature Review, LUL, Open Theses Topic

ReZeitKon | About the Project

The ReZeitKon project explores how individuals perceive and make use of time, in particular saved or “free” time, and how these usages of time relate to and can be changed towards more sustainable consumption. SuCo2 leads the education intervention subproject.

project profile, rebound, research-based learning, secondary school, time competence, vocational education

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