Teaching Resources

This is a video playlist highlighting Asia's great climate frontiers. It includes documentaries and stories on climate impacts and other environmental and sustainability issues in the region.

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.

An article on how to start a conversation with your students about what happens when the unexpected happens. It’s hard to know what to say when talking to students about emergencies. Teachers don’t want to worry their students, but it’s important for...

Mae'r adnodd hwn yn cynnwys gweithgareddau ar gyfer gwersi rhyngweithiol i helpu plant 5-11 oed i ddeall eu hawliau dynol a'r gwerthoedd a'r agweddau sy'n sail iddynt. Mae'r pynciau'n cynnwys masnach fyd-eang a masnach d...

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 reflective exercise, we reflect on where we are on a full spectrum of perspectives related to the lens of Teachers as Learners and we consider what other “spectra” of perspectives are related to this lens.

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.

Through this video, explore tips and strategies to help you be successful at addressing and reducing disruptive behaviors in your classroom.

Ninguna persona tiene una visión constante de esta lente. En este ejercicio reflexivo, podrás averiguar qué nos permite ver nuestro trabajo como sistémico.

None of us has one constant view of this lens. In this reflective exercise, we explore what allows us to view Teachers as Learners.