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Beyond Doom & Gloom: How to Teach Climate Change Towards Empowerment with CLEAN

Educators will learn about CLEAN’s new resources related to climate mental health and will walk away with a variety of strategies and activities to integrate into their curriculum as they engage with today's youth.

Teaching Climate Consequences with CLEAN: Motivate and Inspire, Don’t Despair

Dana Haine, UNC-Chapel Hill Institute for the Environment; haine@unc.edu
Andrea Gladden, East Burke Middle School; agladden@burke.k12.nc.us

Feb. 21st, 2023. 6pm ET/5pm CT/4pm MT/ 3pm PT. 60 minutes.

Teaching Climate Consequences with CLEAN: Motivate and Inspire, Don’t Despair

Karin Kirk, Geologist and Science Writer (karin@kirkframeworks.com)

Feb. 15th, 2023. 6pm ET/5pm CT/4pm MT/ 3pm PT. 30 minutes.

Making Climate Change Connections Across the Curriculum with CLEAN and UGC: Practices for Systems Thinking in the Classroom

Feb. 9th, 2023. 6pm ET/5pm CT/4pm MT/ 3pm PT. 60 minutes.

Jessica Bean, University of California Berkeley (jrbean@berkeley.edu)

Climate change is connected to interdisciplinary topics across the curriculum. Explore how to engage students in systems thinking and construct explanations about the world around them!

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Teaching Climate and Energy with CLEAN

Feb. 1st, 2023. 6pm ET/5pm CT/4pm MT/ 3pm PT. 30 minutes.

Karin Kirk, Geologist and Science Writer (karin@kirkframeworks.com)

This webinar introduces the Climate and Energy Literacy Principles and how they are integrated with the CLEAN collection of climate and energy resources. These principles provide the foundation for understanding the science behind climate and energy concepts.

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Earth's Systems Storyline PD

The Arctic is currently warming at a rate much faster than the rest of the world which has important implications for the global climate system. In this FREE teacher workshop, participants will engage with curriculum developers from the University of Colorado Boulder and Arctic scientists as they lead you through, "Arctic Feedbacks: Not all warming is equal", a storyline curriculum tied to NGSS Earth's Systems standards in which students explore important science concepts (e.g., Earth's energy budget, greenhouse effect, feedback loops) to model and explain the Arctic amplification phenomenon

Climate Action through Youth Activism and Women's Rights

In this pre-summit event, experts will discuss how to support women and youth in climate action. Without question, humanity has accelerated climate change. The change is detrimental and often disproportionately affects the most vulnerable. But there is good news–right here, right now, the solutions are within us.

Beyond Doom & Gloom: How to Teach Climate Change Towards Empowerment with CLEAN

Teaching Climate Consequences with CLEAN: Motivate and Inspire, Don’t Despair

Teaching Climate Consequences with CLEAN: Motivate and Inspire, Don’t Despair

Making Climate Change Connections Across the Curriculum with CLEAN and UGC: Practices for Systems Thinking in the Classroom

Register Here

Teaching Climate and Energy with CLEAN

Register Here

Earth's Systems Storyline PD

Climate Action through Youth Activism and Women's Rights

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