Teaching climate, etc

As teachers of technology-shaping skills such as interaction design and engineering, we have witnessed not only the growing power of technology but the increasing importance of helping students see the bigger systems when shaping these technologies.

The practice of grading students is so widespread as to seem necessary, even though many researchers say it is highly inequitable.

Faculty came together to start a new school at CCA—the E-school, an environmental justice collaboration across divisions that topples figureheads and centers frontline communities.

While U.S. public schools still lack a unified climate curriculum, some teachers have found ways to get climate science into other classes.

A new tool that blends your everyday work apps into one. It's the all-in-one workspace for you and your team

As students around the globe participate in Earth Day, a new NPR/Ipsos poll finds 55% of teachers don't teach or talk about climate change and 46% of parents haven't discussed it with their kids.

Mid-terms have just wrapped at California College of the Arts. This semester, I’m teaching a new class called Secret Project, an immersive…

The civil rights movement surrounding us means many of us are looking in—seeking to learn, do better, and set goals on how we plan to contribute to an anti-racist future. It also means taking action — standing up for what’s right, advocating for the voices of others, and applying what we learn...

An interactive educational toolkit for upper secondary high school educators and students to integrate circular thinking into the classroom.

We know the coronavirus (COVID-19) has been impacting your teaching in many ways, from having study abroad trips cancelled to having to restructure entire classes. While we can’t cover everything here, we are providing a few resources, compiled in one place. Pivoting to Teach Remotely Mid-S...

A community of educators and changemakers committed to empowering schools and helping young people widen their horizons, develop empathy and build social-cultural-emotional intelligence.

State of Flux is a poster project on climate change issues, addressing our planet in a state of flux. Under the guidance of Assistant Professor Natacha Poggio, her students (at Lamar University and th…

At the end of our 2016 book “Design to Renourish: Sustainable Graphic Design In Practice,” we wrote that our systems thinking for…

The youngest Gen Zers are just starting to wrap their heads around multiplication tables, let alone planetary physics.

With the rising threat of climate change, we must take measures to save our planet. Here are 14 climate change quotes that will inspire you to take action.

For the last decade I’ve taught a seminar course on “design for social good” that’s included graduate and undergraduate students from…

Global Weirding: Climate, Politics, and Religion with Katharine Hayhoe is produced by KTTZ Texas Tech Public Media and distributed by PBS Digital Studios. Ne...

Non-profit design and consulting firm that uses insights from the behavioral sciences to address complex social problems.

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Deepen teaching and learning by embedding discussion directly in texts. Take notes anywhere, collaborate with anyone and discover new information. Bring scholarship alive: enrich your content and engage your readers. Fact check the news, collaborate on investigations and enhance your reporting.

The Climate Change Solutions Generator (CCSG) is a CBEY / Tsai CITY Intensive that offers Yale students the opportunity to join a passionate and inspired community in which they will engage with key challenges and opportunities for climate change innovation. The CCSG is open to all Yale students who want to make a positive impact in regards to climate change; both those who may feel overwhelmed and uncertain of where to start or how to make an impact and those who already have a climate change idea and want supportive environment to work on it. No prior experience is necessary.

Drivers of Change is a research-based publication developed by Arup to help its business and clients identify and explore leading factors which will affect our world in the future. The cards are a vibrant, visual record of our research and a tool for developing business strategy, brainstorming and education.

Behavior-Centered Design (BCD) is an approach that blends insights from behavioral science to build breakthrough solutions to environmental challenges.

Free, hands-on activities, videos, and discussion questions about the planet’s most pressing issue

Climate Designers, Spring 2020 Reading IPCC reports, learning more about the Green New Deal, and seeing the weekly climate strikes are becoming more and more of an everyday occurance. Climate change is here. It is present in the storms we see impacting coastal cities, the flooding in the midwest...