Arctic Amplification and the Inequities of Climate Change with Dr. Jen Kay

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!

Creating Presentations

This collection of resources provides the practical tools needed for making compelling presentations focused on storytelling, audience engagement, and clear communication of complex ideas. Through the Engaged Scientist Series of workshops and the Making Presentations that Stick video, you'll receive ideas on brainstorming, structuring your presentations, and applying techniques that connect your work to real-world issues.

Teaching and Learning with Games

Game-based learning and hands-on activities provide an engaging way for students to develop critical thinking and teamwork skills while deepening their understanding of environmental issues and connecting them to their local communities. This resource collection features CEEE programs, such as HEART Force and We Are Water, which explore topics related to natural hazards and water resources through interactive games and activities.

Drought Resilience Game High School Student Worksheet
Drought Resilience Game Middle School Student Worksheet
Sequence - Teaching Climate Through Wildfire
Boulder Flood 2013
Illustration of two people high-fiving in a work environment

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