Abstrakt
Slovo gramotnost ve spojení s řadou adjektiv v pedagogickém i laickém slovníku zevšednělo. Díky šetření PISA běžně využíváme termíny matematická, čtenářská, přírodovědná a finanční gramotnost. Počet těchto termínů dále narůstá (viz např. environmentální, digitální gramotnost). U většiny z nich přitom chybí konsenzus na přesném vymezení. V našem teoretickém příspěvku analyzujeme koncepty přírodovědné, environmentální a klimatické gramotnosti. Na základě této analýzy docházíme k závěru, že stávající vymezení klimatické gramotnosti nepřináší žádnou novou dimenzi, která by nebyla již zahrnuta v přírodovědné a environmentální gramotnosti. S ohledem na tuto skutečnost se domníváme, že pro školní praxi a do jisté míry i pro výzkum je vymezení tohoto pojmu nadbytečné. Domníváme se, že dobrá znalost dlouhodobě existující gramotnosti přírodovědné a environmentální umožní vyučujícím uchopit i odvozené gramotnosti, mezi nimi gramotnost klimatickou či gramotnost související s udržitelností.
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