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Teachers can put students in control of how they absorb information by giving them multiple options to achieve learning goals.

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

Anthropocene Magazine developed a set of maps to help think about our future planet earth in a geographically altered world (including through the impacts of climate change – melting ice, warmer average temperatures, etc.). This could be an interesti...

A study on how India is playing a leading role in its use of innovative financing for development with impact bonds, an outcome-based financing structure. It outlines key lessons to be drawn for their application to education.

Founded by Teach For America alumnus Cheney Munson, the Climascope Project curates readings, videos, photos, podcasts, research, and other online resources on climate change. These resources are grouped according to teaching approach, content area, t...

Smithsonian Science for Global Goals provides community research guides that can help learners understand the Sustainable Development Goals. It allows young people to explore the areas of the topic that they are most interested in and then take actio...

Climate Central is an independent group of scientists and communicators who research and report the facts about our changing climate and how it affects people’s lives. They use science, big data, and technology to generate thousands of local storylin...

Cette vidéo courte présente une enfant réfugiée qui se prénomme Rahf, ses souvenirs de la Syrie et ses réflexions sur son nouveau quotidien au Luxembourg. Les enseignants peuvent également utiliser un plan de cours d'accompagnement en complément de c...

The site provides resources on climate activism. It includes self-led interactive courses, a Climate Resistance handbook, and full-length and short feature movies. It can be a great resource for teacher training about climate action.

In this video from 2015, Jonathan Wieland (Ako Mātātupu: Teach First NZ alumnus) reflects on his experiences at the institute spending time with a Maori community.