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The Australian Association for Environmental Education Inc. develops and shares a variety of resources and materials for use in educational lessons on sustainability and the natural environment. The topics include climate change, butterfly gardening,...

A lesson to examine and discuss what happened in April 2019 when more than 250 Christians were killed and hundreds more injured as attacks were carried out in churches and hotels across Sri Lanka. Students will consider their initial reactions to the...

The Department of Education of the Philippines, through the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Service, compiled climate change education resources, such as lesson plans, videos, and interactive online activities, which teachers can use in teachi...

Force of Nature has the mission to mobilize mindsets for climate action. Resources provided include discussion guides for educators to help students navigate climate anxiety, as well as interactive quizzes and tools, and podcasts.

The site, created by SEMAE, an interprofessional organization for seeds and plants, provides activities designed with educational advisors to extend the practice of gardening and learn more about plants. Each activity includes a downloadable student ...

The website offers a comprehensive range of educational resources catered to different educational levels. The resources are aimed at teaching various aspects of climate change and related topics. They can be effectively used in the classroom to enga...

A guide that offers information to teens on ways to help themselves and others after a tornado. As time goes on, things should start getting back to the way they were. Students may be back at school, parents back at work, and life may go back to the ...

Explore these nine strategies for fostering students' voices.

This article provides guidelines and best practices for measuring student social-emotional learning (SEL). It offers methodologies and examples beyond the typical self-reporting measurement style which is limited by accuracy, bias, and ceiling effect