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8 maj 2024 · Students learn about climate change in ways that engage their personal and cultural connections to place; engage with complex causal relationships across multiple variables, time, and space; and voice their concerns and hopes for our climate futures.
12 lip 2020 · YouTube’s growing popularity among ages 13 to 17 underlines the potential of this social media platform to reach and engage youth in critical climate change issues at a large scale. 29 Growing research emphasizes the value of directly engaging youth in efforts to prevent and adapt to climate change issues. 30,31 Youth participation in climate ...
1 lut 2021 · TED has created several unique and informative lessons on climate change that will provide students, educators, and parents with the science and background necessary to understand the true impact of this issue.
4 sty 2022 · Eilam is interested in exploring forms of climate change integration in the curriculum, approaches to applying pedagogical content knowledge and development of students’ epistemological cognition in relation to climate change education.
19 lip 2021 · Climate change education can contribute to the development of the necessary knowledge, skills and attitudes so that students can become agents of change, as future consumers, policymakers, and social influencers (see, for example, Feja et al., 2019; Hoffman, 2019; Israel, 2012; Kuthe et al., 2019).
25 cze 2020 · A conventional textual approach from an ecocritical point-of-view focuses on narratives and semiotics to arrive at tentative conclusions about its potential effects on spectators, drawing on a rich tradition where literature and film have been privileged as sources of knowledge.
4 lis 2021 · Over the years, we’ve created dozens of resources to help young people learn about climate change with New York Times articles, interactive quizzes, graphs, films and more.
