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    ESD, or Education for Sustainable Development, is a learning process that equips individuals with the knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes needed to make informed decisions and take responsible actions for environmental integrity, economic viability, and a just society.

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    Yes, I have used both problem-based and solution-focused approaches in my teaching. The problem-based method helped learners think critically and work together to solve real-life situations. At first, some found it challenging, but they improved over time and became more confident. The solution-focused approach helped learners stay positive and motivated by focusing on their strengths and goals. Using both approaches made lessons more engaging and helped learners take more responsibility for their learning.

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    Good afternoon everyone

    My name is Sibongile Hlatshwayo from Working On Fire based in KwaZulu-Natal(PMB).I am a Fire AWareness Facilitator.I decided to take part on the Fundisa for change programe because it will provide me an opportunity to deepen my skills and understanding of climate change, Education and Sustainable development and other environmental issues. This course will allow me to learn more about effective ways to educate others and engage in solutions that can make a real difference It will also provide me with a chance to develop the skills needed to create positive environmental change in my community and that is something I’m really passionate about.

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