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  1. EDUCATING CITIZENS FOR IMPLEMENTING THE STRATEGY OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUSTAINABLE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: THE CASE STUDY
  2. Editorial
  3. COMPARATIVE ANALYSES OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN LATVIA, RUSSIA, AND KAZAKHSTAN
  4. LEADERSHIP STYLE PECULIARITIES IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS IN THE COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL SETTING
  5. Responsible Consumption in Anthropocene
  6. Embracing the Culture of Resilience and Remembrance in Teaching Contested Historical Narratives
  7. THE PROCESS OF INTEGRATION OF THE RETURNEE IMIGRANTS’ CHILDREN IN THE HOME COUNTRY: EXPECTATIONS AND REALITY
  8. Case Studies
  9. Concept of Education for Sustainable Development
  10. Concepts of Inclusivity and Quality Education
  11. Conclusion
  12. Education
  13. Indigenous Knowledge, ESD and Inclusivity
  14. Introduction
  15. Monitoring the International Education Agenda
  16. Role of Teacher Educators and Teachers in the Attainment of Inclusive and Quality Education
  17. SDG4 – Quality Education
  18. The Role of the Curriculum in Developing Twenty-First Century Skills for a Sustainable Society
  19. Adaptation of the Organizational Learning Culture (OLC) Dimension Methodology in the Israeli Local Authorities Context
  20. Education for Sustainable Development: The Choice of Pedagogical Approaches and Methods for the Implementation of Pedagogical Tasks in the Anthropocene Age
  21. PERSONAL MEANING OF ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE: A COMPARISON OF INTRINSICALLY AND EXTRINSICALLY MOTIVATED GRADUATE STUDENTS
  22. SUSTAINABILITY AND UNSUSTAINABILITY ASPECTS OF INTEGRATION OF NOVICE TEACHERS IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL SETTING
  23. Definition and Dynamics of Gender-Specific Behaviours of Latvian Males and Females
  24. The mental health continuum-short form: The structure and application for cross-cultural studies-A 38 nation study
  25. Building Bridges over Troubled Waters or Learning “to Live Together” Sustainably
  26. Dealing with Climate Change as a Wicked Issue via Innovative Approaches
  27. Gender Identity of Students and Teachers: Implications for a Sustainable Future
  28. Meeting the Challenges of ESD Competency – Based Curriculum in a Vocational School Setting
  29. SUSTAINABILITY AND UNSUSTAINABILITY ASPECTS OF SOCIAL ADAPTATION OF CHILDREN FROM RETURNING IMMIGRANT
  30. Worldview education as a viable perspective for educating global citizens
  31. Measurement of Psychological Entitlement in 28 Countries
  32. CAPACITY BUILDING OF WOMEN LEADERS VIA MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
  33. SOCIETAL PERCEPTIONS ABOUT BEING A GOOD TEACHER IN LATVIA
  34. THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE JOURNALS: JTEFS AND DCSE ON A SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE REGION
  35. ATTITUDE OF PEDAGOGICAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO IMPLEMENTATION OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
  36. TEACHING SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE GOVERNANCE IN A TRANSDISCIPLINARITY DISCOURSE: IDENTIFYING THE POTENTIAL FOR TRANSFORMATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION
  37. Entitlement Attitudes Questionnaire
  38. Latvian primary school teachers’ views: Contemporary learner and future society
  39. TEACHER’S VOCATION AND STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS A CHOICE OF TEACHER’S VOCATION
  40. Sustainability from the Transdisciplinary Perspective: An Action Research Strategy for Continuing Education Program Development
  41. Inquiry-Based Educational Course in Higher Education Towards Sustainable Communities: A Case Study
  42. The Textbook “Rita, Raitis and Numbers” by J. Mencis (Sen.) and D. Draviņa for the Pre-school Learners
  43. Making Sense of Holistic Approach in the Context of Primary Education Content
  44. SUBTAINABILITY OF FAMILY VALUES THROUGHOUT THE GENERATIONS AS VIEVED BY THE BACHELOR PROGRAM STUDENTS
  45. Latvian Teachers on Primary School Pupils' Social Sustainability
  46. Holistic Approach as Viewed by the Basic School Teachers in Latvia
  47. A Case Study of ESD Implementation: Signs of Sustainable Leadership
  48. Envisioning the Future: Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree Students’ Perspectives
  49. Holistic Approach in Reorienting Teacher Education towards the Aim of Sustainable Education: The Case Study from the Regional University in Latvia
  50. ACQUISITION OF MUSICAL CULTURAL VALUES IN PRIMARY EDUCATION: APPRAISING THE VIRTUE OF HOLISTIC APPROACH
  51. Values Orientation Approach to the Educational Process: The Temporal Dimension
  52. Teacher-Carried Research as a Tool for Teachers' Professional Growth
  53. Educational Encounters and Interreligious Education: A Latvian Case Study for Expanding the Borders of Hospitality
  54. Teachers as Researchers: Bringing Teachers' Voice to the Educational Landscape
  55. Ecofeminism—A Healing Perspective for Reshaping Religious Education
  56. Preparing Children for School: The Perspective of Sustainability
  57. Teachers as Agents of Societal Change
  58. Towards a More Inclusive Religions Education in Eastern Europe
  59. The use of information and communication technologies by secondary school teachers for developing a more sustainable pedagogy in Latvia: Dzintra Iliško and Svetlana Ignatjeva