Exploring Alternate Futures
Activities for middle school students which enable them to critically and creatively explore potential and preferred versions of the future
Activities for middle school students which enable them to critically and creatively explore potential and preferred versions of the future
Activities for middle school students which enable them to critically and creatively explore potential and preferred versions of the future.
Activities for middle school students which promote student and community awareness about the ethics of consumer products
Originally appears in the Fall 2011 issue
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Studies that demonstrate that outdoor place-based education improves student achievement.
Tips for non-formal and formal youth educators on how to connect with children ages 9-14 and keep them focused during outdoor field trips.
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In communities across North America, threats to plants are at record levels. The Endangered Plants Stewardship Network, initiated by educators from botanical museums, government agencies and environmental groups, is engaging teachers and students in learning about and helping to restore populations of rare and endangered plants in the southeastern U.S.
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