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Our Winter 2018 issue includes ten great articles and more than 20 reviews of new wonderful educational resources. Among the highlights, the cover story describes how you can get your students to eat healthy fruit and chocolate while changing the world. Check out this and other innovative learning strategies in the Winter issue.
Rather than overwhelm young people with the daunting challenges facing humanity, the book’s focus is to help them to appreciate the many solutions that individuals, organizations and governments are already implementing to mitigate climate change. The overall goal of the book is to introduce basic concepts and to help cultivate a sense of wonder about the natural world.
In an era where public opinion is shaped by emotional appeals and unsubstantiated personal opinion, never has it been more important to provide teens with opportunities to engage in hands-on, minds-on activities that allow them to explore the complex issue of climate change. The teaching strategies provided in this 80-page, large format paperback will engage students and help them develop the critical thinking skills they will need as citizens of this era.
How and why this visual framework might benefit advanced 6th graders and above
Helping students explore the roots of environmental problems
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Finding inspiration in the reference of nature found in Japanese education
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Boosting air quality and student engagement by growing indoor plants
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A rationale, practical suggestions and activities for enriching learning with young learners.
Field and classroom techniques that address threats to freshwater turtles around the world
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The story of how the Green Ribbon Award Program came to be can offer lessons to those wanting to strengthen the green school movement in their region
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