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Melting Science Stereotypes with the Help of a Snowy Day

Journal Article

Melting Science Stereotypes with the Help of a Snowy Day

How are exploring snowy spaces, starring in children's books, and making science discoveries inextricably linked? Access to and representation in all three of these experiences have historically been inequitable....

By David Owens, Regina McCurdy

Climate Science Earth & Space Science

Rain Gardens and Rain Gauges: Students get hands on with data while evaluating green infrastructure at their school

Journal Article

Rain Gardens and Rain Gauges: Students get hands on with data while evaluating green infrastructure at their school

Two modules were designed for high school science students to investigate the performance of a rain garden installed on school property. The rain garden, a green infrastructure system which allows soil infiltration, was installed to reduce impacts to...

By Lauren Brase, Robert Ford, Amy Parker, Heather Mayfield, Adam Lehmann, and Sarah Meadows

Climate Science Earth & Space Science Environmental Science Inquiry

Raising a Voice for Change

Journal Article

Raising a Voice for Change

Climate Change...

By Patty McGinnis

Middle School Climate Change Climate Science

Empowering Student Action Through Climate Literacy Development

Journal Article

Empowering Student Action Through Climate Literacy Development

In light of the International Panel on Climate Change's findings, this article underscores the detrimental effects of climate misinformation in the U.S. and its role in impeding public understanding and action. Leveraging the power of education, an 8...

By Jocelyn Miller, Gina Childers, and Rebecca Hite

Middle School Climate Science Literacy

Exploring Climate Change through Students’ Place Connections and Public Data Sets

Journal Article

Exploring Climate Change through Students’ Place Connections and Public Data Sets

Climate change is a pressing societal challenge. It is also a pedagogical challenge and a worldwide phenomenon, whose local impacts vary across different locations. Climate change reflects global inequity; communities that contribute most to emission...

By Kathryn Lanouette, Krista Cortes, Lisette Lopez, Michael Bakal, Michelle Wilkerson

Middle School Climate Science Curriculum Multilingual Learners

Climate Justice

Journal Article

Climate Justice

Editor's Note...

Elementary Climate Science Social Justice

One Tree at a Time

Journal Article

One Tree at a Time

The Poetry of Science...

By Amy Ludwig VanDerwater

Elementary Climate Science Earth & Space Science Literacy

Developing Climate Justice

Journal Article

Developing Climate Justice

In this edition of Tech Talk, climate education is addressed with two engaging digital resources: the Maine Online Open-Source Education (MOOSE) Climate Education Module and Google Earth. Climate education resources for elementary students, specifica...

By Heather Pacheco-Guffrey

Elementary Climate Science Social Justice Teaching Strategies Technology

Journal Article

Making Sense of the Deepwater Oil Spill Disaster

Authenticity in learning is becoming increasingly important as today’s students are not “buying into” school just because it’s there! Today’s high school students have learned firsthand (thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic) that science is not ...

By Joy Barnes-Johnson and Mridula Bajaj

High School Climate Science Earth & Space Science Environmental Science News Pedagogy

Journal Article

Rainfall, River Height, and Local Relevance

By Lauren E. Brase, Lindsay C. Mossa, and Edward C. Robeck

Elementary Climate Change Climate Science Earth & Space Science Phenomena

Journal Article

River’s Edge Construction

By Tyneezha Harris, Min Jung Lee, Kristie Gutierrez, and Jennifer Kidd

Elementary Climate Change Climate Science Environmental Science Phenomena

Journal Article

Natural Disasters

By Elizabeth Barrett-Zahn

Elementary Climate Science Earth & Space Science Phenomena

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