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American Research Journal of English and Literature

ISSN (Online): 2378-9026

DOI: 10.46568/arjel

Research Article Vol. 12, Issue 1 2025 Open Access

Green Pedagogy in Teaching Writing: A Methodological Approach

Md. Zillur Rahman1, Md. Ripon Ali2, Md. Fuad Hasan

1Warrant Officer, Bangladesh Army

2Research Associate, Centre for Academic Research and Development (CARD), Islamic University, Kushtia – 7003

3Department of English, Pundra University of Science & Technology

Md. Zillur Rahman, Md. Ripon Ali, Md. Fuad Hasan, “Green Pedagogy in Teaching Writing: A Methodological Approach”, American Research Journal of English and Literature, Vol 12, no. 1, 2025, pp. 7-17.
Abstract
Integration of green pedagogy within writing instruction opens up a new arena for the proliferation of environmental awareness and sustainability within educational contexts. The study focuses on the methodological underpinnings and practical dimensions of applying green pedagogy while teaching writing. Based on ecological theory and pedagogical research, this paper discusses how instructors can challenge students to become more conscious writers of texts reflecting their ecological awareness and their personal interaction with nature. The research underlines how interviews, classroom observations, and an analysis of students’ writing samples are important qualitative methodologies for understanding the transformative potential of green pedagogy to cultivate ecological literacy. Mainstays of the method include eco composition, place-based learning, and reflective journaling that involve students in drawing from life experience and local environments. It also looks into the role of collaborative writing projects and dialogic processes in developing a sense of shared responsibility for environmental challenges. The findings indicate that incorporating green pedagogy into writing instruction develops students’ critical and creative thinking and deepens their understanding of sustainability and its relevance to their lives. This research emphasizes writing in its broad ecological and social contexts, helping students consider their work as an academic exercise and as a form of advocacy. At the heart of writing pedagogy, sustainability offers educators a full model that would inspire environmentally literate and socially active writers who could contribute toward a more sustainable future.