
Being an Active Citizen for Climate Change
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About this course
What does a fourteen-year-old actually do with the fact that the planet is warming? Watch the news, feel vaguely bad about it, and move on — because nobody has translated “climate change” into something they can act on, in their own school, this week. SDG 13 — Climate Action — and the European Green Deal…
Methodology
A mix of theoretical knowledge, practical activities and interactive sessions builds a comprehensive understanding of climate change and its role in education.
Participants are encouraged to apply what they learn directly in their own school and classroom context.
Practical activities and resources help you convey climate concepts to students of different ages and subjects.
What you'll take home
Explain SDG 13 and the European Green Deal, and translate them into classroom-ready material.
Calculate a personal carbon footprint and guide students through the same process as a climate-literacy entry point.
Build a genuinely interdisciplinary climate lesson spanning science, geography and at least one more subject.
Evaluate a school climate-awareness campaign against real evidence of what has measurably worked.
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