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Green Teacher 116 – Summer 2018

Our Summer 2018 issue includes eight great articles and more than 20 reviews of new wonderful educational resources. Among the highlights, the cover story describes how can we bring western and indigenous methods to the science classroom. Check out this and other innovative learning strategies in the Summer issue.

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Indigenous Environmental Inquiry

Helping student teachers make the connection between Indigenous and environmental education through inquiry-based learning

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Maskwi’omin: A Birch Bark Antibiotic

Bringing Western and Indigenous methods to the science classroom

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The Wild About Vancouver Festival

An annual outdoor education festival that encourages everyone to spend more time outdoors.

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The Sustainable Art Studio

Finding the voice of art in education for sustainable development

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Little Bats: A Big Deal

What can we do in our classrooms to help Mother Nature’s natural bug zapper?

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Shellfish and Climate Change Research

How students can act as an effective bridge between science and society in carrying out research

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Inside the Birding Activity Bag

Using bird observations to ground 8-12-year-olds in environmental literacy

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Caught Up in the Carbon Cycle

A simulation game that encourages 11-15-year-olds to learn about systems
that influence climate change

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Our newest books on climate change education

Available in both e-book and paperback formats. Bulk prices are available. Click here……

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