The School Garden: A Social and Emotional Place [PDF]
School gardens are part of many schools. Especially in primary schools, but also in secondary schools, they are used as a learning space and experience space for the pupils.
Susan Pollin, Carolin Retzlaff-Fürst
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How are vegetable gardens used, managed and resourced in Australian primary schools? A mixed-methods study [PDF]
Background School gardens are an effective strategy to increase food literacy and to promote healthy eating and environmental health. However, barriers such as inadequate funding, time and training mean that many schools are not able to implement or ...
Melissa Burton +4 more
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The impact of a school garden program on children's food literacy, climate change literacy, school motivation, and physical activity: A study protocol. [PDF]
ObjectiveFoodACT aims to investigate how school gardens affect children's food literacy (FL), climate change literacy (CCL), school motivation (SM), and physical activity (PA).DesignIt comprises a multimethod, quasi-experimental inquiry into an existing ...
Anna Stage +7 more
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School Garden Prevalence Before and After the Implementation of the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act [PDF]
Punam Ohri-Vachaspati +2 more
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An Inter-professional Framework for Quality Improvement of School Gardening Programming [PDF]
Background: School gardens are exemplary learning environments for providing hands-on nutrition and health education, promoting time outdoors, and developing collaborative skills.
Stephanie Camhi, Lisa Richman, Nada Cory
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Šolski vrtovi v pomurski regiji [PDF]
School-based learning has a long tradition in Slovenia and is now a globally recognized movement. We present the operation of school gardens in the most agricultural region of Slovenia, the Pomurje region, and their inclusion in the pedagogical process ...
Jana Ambrožič Dolinšek +2 more
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Research On Outdoor Classrooms Design in School Gardens
Outdoor classrooms, one of the oldest educational approaches that have existed, bringing learning through the common denominator with nature to the agenda, first emerged in England as a reform movement in education at the end of the 1950s.
Elif Şatıroğlu +2 more
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Characteristics and Roles of School Gardens in Urban Areas of Japan: Perspective of School Managers
Children spend most of their time at school; thus, agricultural experiences (AEs) in school gardens through school organizations are important for children to remain connected to agriculture and nature.
Rushi Wang, Shigeto Yanai
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For children experiencing chronic stress, succeeding academically in the face of other obstacles can be daunting. Many efforts focused on supporting students fail to address nonacademic aspects of well-being that can impact their ability to succeed ...
Chelsea Hetherington +3 more
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Perception on the Effectiveness of School Vegetable Garden Programme
School vegetable garden is the practice of cultivation of vegetables in and around the school premises by the students. School vegetable garden programme is a promising tool that can teach cultivation of vegetable within the formal educational framework.
Ajit T.G, M.J Mercykutty
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