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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...

How to Learn Math is a free self-paced class for learners of all levels of mathematics. It combines important information on the brain with new evidence of the best ways to approach math effectively.

In this video from 2014, former special education teacher and Teach For America Alumnus, Michael Mahoney shares how he wants his students to have a sense of unlimited possibility for what they can be and what they can contribute to the world.

The Harmony Project puts sustainability and nature at the heart of learning. Detailed plans, mapped to every primary subject, make it easy to implement sustainability themes in education.

These resources help teach climate adaptation. The resources are aimed at students between Grade 7-10. They include an online game (My coastal futures), as well as a climate adaptation toolbox and linked activities.

The TeachersCOP is an international event hosted by the Office for Climate Education (OCE), to highlight towards global politicians, decision-makers and teachers climate change education work in schools, the challenges for this work and climate educa...

Explore these three tips for implementing Personalized Learning Days.

The National Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF) provides toolkits, infographics, and interactive online programs that bring environmental education to life.

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.

In this video, University of Texas, San Antonio professor Laura Rendon presents her work on contemplative education and issues of social justice and diversity.