| 英文摘要 |
Sustainability literacy is the knowledge, mentality, and skills that enable individuals to be firmly committed to building a sustainable future and to make wise and effective decisions to this end. Based on this definition, this study compiled a short sustainability literacy scale to evaluate university faculty and students. It analyzed 290 valid sample data and obtained the following findings: First, faculty members have higher sustainability knowledge than students, and have a higher sustainability-oriented mindset than students; the growth-oriented mindset is lower than that of the students, and sustainability practice is higher than that of the students. Secondly, the sustainability knowledge of all subjects was positively correlated with the sustainability-oriented mindset, and the subjects' sustainability knowledge was negatively correlated with the growth-oriented mindset. However, the sustainability-oriented mindset and the growth-oriented mindset also showed a positive correlation. Finally, the subjects' sustainability knowledge positively affects sustainability practice, and both the sustainability-oriented and growth-oriented mindsets also positively affect sustainability practice; moreover, the sustainability-oriented mindset positively mediates the positive effect of sustainability knowledge on sustainability practice. The growth-oriented mindset negatively mediates the positive impact of sustainability knowledge on sustainability practice. This article discusses the implications of the research findings for sustainability education. |