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This resource has nine lesson activities to explore the topic of human rights through children's books that have the power to bring to life human rights that may otherwise seem abstract.

Dans cet exercice, nous étudions les avantages et les inconvénients des deux extrémités d'une échelle en lien avec l’angle d’approche Les élèves comme leaders.

This lesson plan puts a spotlight on the significant challenges facing people with disabilities during serious climate events, like a hurricane or snow storm through a news segment.

This report, developed through a partnership between Imaginable Futures and IDEO, sets out to capture the global disruption of our education systems and to offer an evidence-based vision of the future that takes into account both the constraints and ...

Este estudio de caso comparte cómo Félix Morales, alumni de Enseña por Perú, promovió la educación STEAM a través de su plataforma, Ciencia Ciudadana. Su enfoque innovador combina el desarrollo integral de sus estudiantes con proyectos STEAM orientad...

This article provides answers to common questions on the science of climate change. It can be a good resource for engaging students in building knowledge and triggering further, deeper research.

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

This resource has 35 lesson plans for Peace Clubs. Topics include stereotypes, dialogue, conflict, negotiation, reconciliation, peacebuilding, civic participation, and more.

This Amnesty International activity pack for students ages 7 to 14 supports teachers in encouraging discussion about refugee rights and celebrating the contribution that people with refugee backgrounds have made to the UK, especially in football.

In this video from 2020, Samia shows how she created healing spaces inside and outside of the classroom for her students to begin developing the awareness and agency they needed to understand and overcome the inequities they were facing.