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Explore the insights of this workshop and learn about Roger Hart's Ladder of Participation in this video from 2014.

This playlist on Listen Notes, a search engine for podcasts, is a starting point for kids and families to learn more about climate change. Also suitable for sparking clasroom conversations.

This National Geographic website offers various community tools and resources, including teacher user guides and lesson plans, a blog for educators to share their resources, and immersive learning materials like live events, free maps, videos, and in...

Climate Science is a global charity led by hundreds of driven volunteers from 30 countries and a small team of staff. They aim to make learning about climate change engaging, accessible, and reliable. As part of this, they offer visual, easy-to-under...

A comprehensive collection of Spanish resources dedicated to climate change awareness. Here, you will find a myriad of valuable materials thoughtfully classified into three categories to cater to your needs: materials for teachers' training on climat...

Eco-Schools England features on its Pinterest page fun activities, games, and lessons for topics across biodiversity, waste, transport, global citizenship, healthy living, water, and energy. Note: Pinterest registration required to access resources.

An article debunking myths that boys and girls start out with different cognitive abilities in mathematics. The finding challenges the idea that more boys end up in STEM fields because they are inherently better at the sort of thinking they require.

Explore ways in which constructivism can contribute to fostering learning.

The page collected lesson ideas to teach students how to cope with climate anxiety and navigate this topic in the classroom.

During their two-year fellowship with Teach For Uganda, Charles Obore and Carol Seera worked collectively with teachers, parents, students, and community leaders to begin transforming their schools. In this video from 2020, they share their approach