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The Art and Science of Teaching Climate Change

In this webinar, educators will learn strategies to communicate climate change principles that can be applied to any classroom. Through practical, inquiry-focused activities, teachers will gain tools to navigate one of the most important environmental issues of our generation.

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Expanding the Toolkit

Using marine protected areas to teach a socio-ecological approach to conservation

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Animal Adaptations and Climate Change

A lesson plan for high school teachers

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Greening Your Schoolyard with Native Plants

How to maximize your school garden and minimize excess labour

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Earth Partnership: Indigenous Arts and Sciences

Connecting STEM to Indigenous science

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Green Teacher 114, Fall 2017

Our Fall issue includes ten great articles and more than 20 reviews of new wonderful educational resources. Among the highlights, the cover story describes a success story about teaching city and suburban students about nature, and how easy it is to make friends and partnerships while learning. Check out this and other innovative learning strategies in the Fall issue.

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STEM to STEAM and Citizen Science

If elementary school kids are to become engaged with environmental protection, make it personal

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Secrets to Snagging Great Science Partners

It is easier than you think to build rewarding partnerships for outdoor education

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Lights, Camera, Action!

Using progressive skits to teach food chains to kids of all ages

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Pledging for Change

High school students modify one personal action to help the environment

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