📚✏️September Climate Generation Education Events
Leigh Ann, NHEE Administrator
Hello!
My name is Claire Cooke. I am the Programs Coordinator at Climate Generation, a nationally recognized nonprofit providing interdisciplinary climate change education training and resources for over 19 years. We offer climate change education professional development opportunities for educators in science, humanities, and social studies, across grade levels as well as other interdisciplinary resources.
This fall, we have a series of virtual workshops around the best practices of climate change education and climate justice education. We invite you and your network to join our next virtual workshop to explore Climate Generation’s Next Generation Climate curriculum for grades 6-8 which ties directly to the Next Generation Science Standards.
If you are interested in receiving alerts about similar events you can sign up for the Teach Climate Network. Members of the Teach Climate Network receive a monthly e-news featuring tips on teaching climate change and invitations to participate in climate change professional development opportunities like curriculum writing, review and piloting.
The event details and registration are below. Please share with your networks! Thank you!
Claire Cooke
Program Coordinator
Climate Generation
Teach Climate Network Workshop: Reintroducing Next Generation Climate
Wednesday, September 17th at 12:00pm-1:00pm CT
Since 2015, Climate Generation’s Next Generation Climate curriculum for grades 6-8 has provided a clear tie to the Next Generation Science Standards, serving as a resource for students and educators who want to understand climate science, impacts, and solutions. The new 2025 edition builds on the previous versions, now offering discussions of the root causes of climate change; more guidance for how to take climate action; and opportunities for reflection and mindfulness to support students’ mental health. Whether you've used NGC for years or are just discovering the resource now, you can explore the "next generation" of activities from the curriculum and reflect on how to apply them to your setting!
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