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Edutopia is a free resource dedicated to improving K-12 learning. It provides innovative strategies, practical tips, and inspiring stories for educators, parents, and anyone interested in education and related subjects such as climate education.

This resource has seven lesson plans to help children ages 11-18 explore human rights, either as stand-alone lessons or for themed days across the whole school. Topics include freedom of expression, refugees and asylum, and taking action.

Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya people who fled violence in Myanmar now live in makeshift camps in Bangladesh and living conditions are extremely basic. This lesson explores how the monsoon season affects life in these camps and work that is being ...

This three-page worksheet helps students make an emergency plan, which helps everyone know what to do if an emergency ever happens. It includes family contact details, emergency contacts, an emergency meeting place, neighborhood helpers, and more.

This case study is about how Teach For Nigeria fellow Ebenezer Anyaduegwu inspired students from underserved communities to become innovative leaders through transformative STEM education. By designing solar-powered appliances to address local energy...

A climate change education toolkit to teach students how to prepare for and cope with extreme weather events, including resources on flood risk, how to prepare for the next heatwave, and eco-anxiety.

A lesson to explore the conflict in Sudan. Using photographs, students will explore the impact that the conflict is having on civilians, many of whom have fled their country or are still trying to leave. Students will debate the statements "Inte...

As rapid technological advancements reshape the future of work, education must evolve to prepare students to lead. Co-authored by Teach For All and the Global Partnership for Education (GPE), this article explores how a well-rounded approach to caree

This story helps young children, their families, and teachers talk about feelings and worries they may have around hurricanes. By describing the reactions of the characters Trinka and Sam, this children's book demonstrates how their parents can ...