As I pack my suitcase for Dubai, in United Arab Emirates, to attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) this week, I am reflecting that a mere six months ago, I was wrapping up my ...

Climate change will have far-reaching effects on the futures of today’s schoolchildren, and nearly 8 in 10 educators say that teaching students about the science behind climate change and its effects ...

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Climate change has long been a subject primarily taught in the earth sciences and associated natural science disciplines. Contributors to the IPCC assessment reports, however, point to the urgency and ...

A third grader throws a yarn ball — or carbon dioxide molecule — during Suzanne Horsley’s climate change lesson at Toll Gate Grammar School, in Pennington, New Jersey. Credit: Caroline Preston/The ...

It’s wired into our DNA to play. Spending time playing has been shown to enhance our cognitive, social, and physical skills. But combine that desire to play with the internet, technology, and ...

While science class is a natural place to address the realities of climate change, English classes can use literature and nonfiction texts as entry points for helping students of all ages start to ...

The Climate Fresk workshop, known in Brazil as the Climate Mural, is a teaching model created in France and replicated in more than 50 countries to disseminate science-based climate knowledge in an ...

A future flood map of Mastic, New York. Right: A plan for densifying the town’s high, dry ground and retreating from the shoreline. . Image Courtesy of Rafi Segal And Susannah Drake A lot can happen ...

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