Looking for high-quality lesson plans and curricular resources to teach your students about climate change, solutions, and justice?
NOAA's Science On a Sphere invites 5th–12th+ grade teachers to a free virtual workshop, focused on Data Lens: Exploring Earth’s Visual Stories from NOAA's Science On a Sphere. This webinar will equip teachers with tools to help students engage with and understand complex scientific data.
In this Navigating the New Arctic Community Office Workshop, Dr. Anne Gold will talk about how to build a more welcoming research environment and provide you with the tools you need to foster meaningful mentoring relationships and build your own support network
The Florida Climate Educator Network is hosting Dr. Patrick Chandler, we invite educators to learn about effective climate change education resources for teaching about the new NOAA climate literacy principles, materials, and strategies focusing on developing youth and educator agency and processing climate emotions in classrooms
FREE virtual teacher workshop focused on the Data Puzzles instructional framework in the context of the Wind Farms of the Future Data Puzzle lesson. Participants will leave prepared to implement the lesson in their classrooms and receive a 1-hr PD certificate from the University of Colorado Boulder.
Have you participated in a HEART Force workshop before? Would you like to learn about the latest developments in the program?
Connect with the CEEE curriculum team at the 2024 NAAEE Conference in Pittsburgh, PA, from November 6-9! We will attend sessions and share resources aimed at advancing environmental literacy and civic engagement for a more just and sustainable future.
We invite secondary earth and environmental science, civics, and social studies teachers to learn a new place-based, NGSS-aligned science curriculum on natural hazards.
Join us for a 30 min webinar to learn about effective climate change education resources, materials and strategies focusing on developing youth and educator agency and processing climate emotions in classrooms.
Join Dr. Jen Jay and the CIRES CEEE team in this edition of Science Show & Share, where Middle and High School Classrooms and lifelong learners are invited to join science experts and curriculum developers in a 15-20 minute presentation followed by a live Q&A!