• Joya Elmore - How a Childhood in a Geodesic Dome Led to the Classroom

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Joya Elmore - How a Childhood in a Geodesic Dome Led to the Classroom

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  • What does an environment-based classroom look like?

    Joya Elmore, Director of Environment-based Learning at the Wellington School, shares her inspiring journey into the world of sustainability education. Growing up in a family deeply rooted in environmental values and living in a geodesic dome, Joya developed a deep appreciation for nature and sustainable living from a young age. She recounts how her experiences as a teacher ignited her passion for connecting students to their food sources, understanding the environment, and developing a sense of stewardship.

    Episode in a glance

    - Growing Up in a Family of Hippies and Geodesic Domes
    - From Bartender to Teacher
    - The Magic of Environment-based Learning
    - From Virginia to Alabama to Ohio
    - Gardening and Sustainability Initiatives at Wellington
    - Advocating for Sustainability & Wellbeing at Wellington
    - Sustainability, Wellbeing, and Service Learning

    About Joya Elmore

    Joya Elmore is a passionate educator and advocate for sustainability. She is the Director of Environment-based Learning at the Wellington School, where she works with students of all ages to develop a deep understanding of their environment and the importance of sustainable practices. She believes that hands-on learning, connecting with nature, and fostering a sense of responsibility are essential for empowering young minds to create a healthier and more sustainable future.


    Connect with Joya Elmore

    → See the sustainability program at Wellington
    → Read about the sustainability program at Wellington
    → Joya's Email: elmore@wellington.org

    Send us a message!

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What does an environment-based classroom look like?

Joya Elmore, Director of Environment-based Learning at the Wellington School, shares her inspiring journey into the world of sustainability education. Growing up in a family deeply rooted in environmental values and living in a geodesic dome, Joya developed a deep appreciation for nature and sustainable living from a young age. She recounts how her experiences as a teacher ignited her passion for connecting students to their food sources, understanding the environment, and developing a sense of stewardship.

Episode in a glance

- Growing Up in a Family of Hippies and Geodesic Domes
- From Bartender to Teacher
- The Magic of Environment-based Learning
- From Virginia to Alabama to Ohio
- Gardening and Sustainability Initiatives at Wellington
- Advocating for Sustainability & Wellbeing at Wellington
- Sustainability, Wellbeing, and Service Learning

About Joya Elmore

Joya Elmore is a passionate educator and advocate for sustainability. She is the Director of Environment-based Learning at the Wellington School, where she works with students of all ages to develop a deep understanding of their environment and the importance of sustainable practices. She believes that hands-on learning, connecting with nature, and fostering a sense of responsibility are essential for empowering young minds to create a healthier and more sustainable future.


Connect with Joya Elmore

→ See the sustainability program at Wellington
→ Read about the sustainability program at Wellington
→ Joya's Email: elmore@wellington.org

Send us a message!

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