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What is the purpose of education, and who decides it? Too often, visions of student success are imposed on students, families, and communities rather than co–constructed with them. Explore these core insights on developing a locally rooted, globally ...

These resources were designed to help people prepare for and cope with extreme weather events and the negative effects of climate change. Topics covered include heatwaves, floods, and eco-anxiety. The page provides a teacher toolkit, topical resource...

In this video from 2013, Teach For America alumnus Taylor Delhagen facilitates a debate to develop students’ critical thinking. Taylor provides concrete strategies for students to process information and develop their own viewpoints.

Making quick mental calculations can be complex, but it's better to readjust in response to the natural pulse of a class. Christina "V" Villarreal, attuned to these immediate needs, exercises plasticity in her lesson plans and prioritizes spontaneous...

This website provides discussion questions and assignments to build students' skills in climate communication. Though these are connected to the "All We Can Save" book that has to be ordered, the resources can be used independent of the book.

An activity booklet for children in which they can join Wrigley the dog as she helps her family prepare for earthquakes by staying informed, packing emergency supplies, and making a family communication plan.

This website features a comprehensive collection of resources compiled by climate change expert organizations in the context of the COP26 conference (2021). The resources include a variety of materials such as lesson plans, classroom activity workshe...

The United Nations in Asia-Pacific has developed a series of posters, social media graphics, and videos to advance climate science literacy in the region. These can serve as tools for engaging students in climate change conversations.

In this article, David Owen shares how he promotes metacognition to younger and older students. He discusses how using exit tickets and seeking feedback enable students to think about their learning more intentionally.

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...