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An interactive website with engaging videos and visually appealing suggestions on how to address climate change in five areas: food, at home, when shopping, transportation, and advocacy. Its user-friendly materials make it suitable for classroom inst...

Este estudio de caso comparte cómo Ricardo Velásquez, alumni de Enseñá por Argentina, involucró a estudiantes en Neuquén a través de su proyecto de Invernadero Inteligente. Combinando educación STEAM con sostenibilidad, introdujo a los estudiantes en...

The following six questions will support your transition from being classified as "proficient" to "exemplary" level according to Charlotte Danielson's Evaluation Model.

COPE is a series of illustrated not-for-profit books, aimed to increase the disaster resilience of children. Covering natural hazards ranging from floods to earthquakes, wildfires to cyclones, the books provide coping tools, preparedness, and relatab...

Watch Big Bird’s friends help him rebuild his nest after a hurricane, similar to how teachers can help rebuild students' sense of safety and security. Teachers can reflect with students on questions like: How did Big Bird feel when he saw his ne...

This site features a library of toolkits on the World Wildlife Fund's (WWF) priority species and conservation goals, recorded virtual events, and other educational tools such as apps, games, and videos. An email address is required to access the...

This document details a study on the Teaching As Collective Leadership (TACL) framework. The study, involving 48 teachers and 24 coaches across nine countries, investigates how teachers develop mindsets aligned with collective leadership and adopt re...

Chrissie Butler provides a clear walkthrough of the Universal Design for Learning guidelines. She explains that they provide a shared language and are adaptable, making them useful for multiple lesson planning purposes.

An article on how to start a conversation with your students about what happens when the unexpected happens. It’s hard to know what to say when talking to students about emergencies. Teachers don’t want to worry their students, but it’s important for...