
doi: 10.7202/019868ar
The paper presents a classroom-based action research project that I undertook as a participant in the action research project, Action research for Change Towards Sustainability (ACTS): Change in Curricula and Graduate Skills Towards Sustainability in 2003-2004. The classroom-based action research explored the question of how to incorporate sustainability in translator education. The research adopted social constructivism as a teaching approach to achieve the goal of education for sustainability. The whole process was studied by means of action research. The research found that collaborative project-based teaching is a highly efficacious method to improve translation skills and generic skills required for sustainability.
action research, social constructivism, translator education, generic skills, collaborative project-based teaching, sustainability
action research, social constructivism, translator education, generic skills, collaborative project-based teaching, sustainability
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