Table 4.

Results of the scoping-review – pillar: sensory-based learning

Pillar: Sensory-based learning
Study/author(s)Definition of CECountry and sampleEducational approachesStudy outcomesEmotional competencies
Albert and Chen (2023) No definition of CE; focusing on the sensory or affective approach of education linked to sustainabilityGengdan Institute of Beijing University of Technology, China; first-year students (n = unknown)Environmental sensing; visits; visualizations and analysis of environmental issues in Beijing; abstract drawingExpression of emotions through abstract drawing; developing compassionate relationships with both oneself and the environmentEmotional awareness in terms of recognizing emotions and expressing emotions
Hurtado-Soler et al. (2020) No definition of CE; the research focuses on the relationship between natural sounds and emotions to promote environmental awarenessUniversity of Valencia, Spain; students of Primary Education; (n = 418)Non-formal methodology; walking tour from the faculty to the garden; sensory experiences in the garden; an immersion in quasi-real virtual reality scenariosStudents connected with physical reality; improved sensorial and emotional perceptions, generating pro-environmental attitudesEmotional awareness in terms of recognizing emotions through emotional perception and articulation of emotions
Source(s): Authors’ own work

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