YES! YOU CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE
An Impatiently Optimistic Approach
Just launched! A free three-week extension course on how to get to net-zero emissions. Designed for high school social studies classrooms. Focused on climate education, policy, and student action. Yes! You can do something.
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Why Teach Climate Project?
To reach net-zero emissions by 2050, we need to act now. Today’s students are the best climate-mitigation tools we have, and they want to do something.
This is a completely free, comprehensive, classroom-ready three-week course. It inspires students to raise awareness and develop and take civic action. It’s specifically designed to fit into an AP or social studies curriculum post-exams.
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Evidence-based: Starting with evidence, students learn where emissions come from and discover ways to get to net zero.
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Action-oriented: Students develop policies, action plans, or career aspirations to enact locally.
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Inspiring hope: Spurring impatient optimism, this course inspires students to discover how they can help from a social and civic perspective.
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Applying skills to make a difference: Students integrate and synthesize foundational proficiencies as they explore climate solutions and plan their actions.
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PD and support aligned to the curriculum: On demand and live, virtual PD helps teachers get ready, get inspired, and boost their practice on their terms.
Take a Closer Look
Preview a selection of essential course materials and resources to help you decide if this course is a good fit for your teaching needs.
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