The Harvard Education Letter recently included a
piece on environmental education that has some North Carolina connections. The article, by
Raleigh-based freelance journalist Lucy Hood, discusses and dispels many of the
misconceptions about
EE by going straight to the source--nationally recognized
EE experts and teachers that use
EE in the field to enhance student learning across the curriculum. The article includes interviews with science teachers from Southwest
Guilford High School in High Point, N.C. and details how they use
EE concepts and methods to enhance learning in all of the sciences. N.C. Office of Environmental Education and Public Affairs staff members Sarah
Yelton and Marty Wiggins contributed to the article.

Update! U.S. Representative John Sarbanes (MD), author of the No Child Left Inside Act, recently posted a response to this article in the Harvard Education Letters 'Voices of Education" blog:
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