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Summary of global and network learning, evidence, stories and perspectives about how to build the foundations, structures and culture for effective collaboration in system change

This is a short animation video by UNHCR that looks at where refugees go when they are displaced. It can be useful for the preparation of a lesson and also as a visual aid within lessons.

This research looks at the impact of metacognition and self-regulation strategies in students. It was found that metacognition and self-regulation strategies are best taught in collaborative groups so that learners can support each other.

A collection of seven solutions-focused, project-based, and experiential approach lessons, centered on the question of how food systems relate to climate change. Educators can use these lessons to integrate climate change discussions across subjects,...

This site offers eleven learning modules, each addressing an aspect of urban sustainability. Each module is linked with the curriculum and provides opportunities for working scientifically.

En este ejercicio reflexivo, exploramos los beneficios y los costos de los dos extremos de un espectro relacionado con esta lente de Docentes como Aprendices.

Disaster Mind is an educational game that teaches high school students how to stay calm and make solid decisions during a disaster. This game is developed for teenagers by Emergency Managers. Students must make quick decisions in the face of three na...

In this article, Carolina Kuepper-Tetzel shares metacognitive strategies when studying textbook passages. She emphasizes delay between reading a text and re-engaging with it, retrieval practice, and getting the correct answer after one's attempt.

This PDF guide draws from the firsthand experience of the authors on how to declare a climate emergency in a school. Teachers can use this guide to learn from a real-life case study and adapt the strategies to create similar initiatives in their own ...

Many of us have heard of the famous "marshmallow test" that has been used for decades to suggest some children have stronger "executive function" than others. Explore this video from 2019 to learn about a new version of the study, which raises critic...