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C-ROADS which stands for “Climate-Rapid Overview and Decision-Support,” is an online simulator that looks at how changes in national and regional emissions could affect global carbon emissions and climate outcomes. Notes: -Designed to be used individ...

This video from 2018, explores the perspective of Esther Rakete, a Maori educator and activist. Drawing on her own experience, and her knowledge of the violence that was done to her Maori ancestors, she makes a powerful argument that our best hope fo...

A collection of articles and resources for the continuous professional development of teachers with the aim of creating more awareness and a better understanding of climate change. It contains 5-minute reads and links to other resources with lesson p...

Este programa ofrece una variedad de recursos y actividades para promover la conciencia sobre el cambio climático y fomentar comportamientos sostenibles y conscientes en la comunidad educativa. Los educadores pueden incorporar el programa en su progr...

A lesson to examine the Indonesia earthquake and tsunami in 2018, which left over 1,700 people dead, over 60,000 displaced from their homes, and thousands more injured or missing. In this lesson, students will review what has happened and explore the...

This video clip features Sunita Waiba of Nepal speaking about her lived experiences with gender inequality in her community. Watch a powerful example of student voice, leadership, and activism.

A lesson in which students learn why everyone needs to prepare for extreme weather events, apply learning around preparing for and coping with extreme weather, and share learning to help others prepare for and cope with extreme weather.

Rapid technological change demands educational transformation. Where education goes, the economy will follow. By equipping youth with 21st-century skills, global perspectives, and green knowledge, we prepare them to lead and drive positive change.

Students share their experiences with Universal Design for Learning at Karori Normal School in New Zealand. They appreciate being offered choices and the ability to work at a different pace depending on their understanding of the material.