"In a world of persuasive myths, a refutation must do more than correct facts—it must compete for attention, build understanding, and displace false beliefs with something more memorable."
@StefanTSiegel explains how to write effective refutations and bust myths 
Evidence-informed Sustainability Education (EvSusEd)Not All Refutations Are Created Equal: Fight Myths Better with Refutation RubricsMore myths, fortunately more refutations, unfortunately, not all of them are effective.
In the (mis)information age and seductive myths abound, the art of debunking has never been more important. But how can educators, researchers, and students evaluate whether a refutation is actually sound? In this post, I describe the theoretical background, structure, and potentials of the tool "refutation rubrics" designed to evaluate the quality of refutations systematically and transparently.
Citizen data can rival professional data.
Shift from storage to reflection.
Use tools for thinking, not just storing.
Turn data into actionable knowledge.
Prof. Dr. Daniella Tilbury debunks these and other myths in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Stefan T. Siegel.
Discover why sustainability education must go beyond knowledge transfer, challenge societal structures, and rethink education itself: 
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"Is sustainability education just about saving the environment?" Think again.
