Climate in Classrooms: Tools for All Teachers and Disciplines
FREE online course for educators. This 6-week course, run through edX, covers: climate basics, environmental justice tools, pedagogy, applications in STEM and social sciences, and climate curriculum building. Co-taught by Professor Christopher R. Knittel, team of 5 CATE high school teachers, Dr. Antje Danielson, Dr. Chris Rabe and various other collaborators. Optional verified MIT certificate for $49.
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Our case study program will pay a limited number of educators for a one-hour interview, detailing their experience applying our content in the classroom. This feedback will be used to directly improve our resources, and will be factored in as we develop additional content. Email cateprogram@mit.edu for more information.
Call for Curriculum Consultants
Day of Climate is looking for experienced educators to help support grantees in the design of their learning activities and professional development materials. This is a three month commitment (November 2024-January 2025), with a total time commitment of around 60 hours. Educators will be compensated at a rate of $40/hr. If interested, please send a cover letter and resume to: day-of-climate-rfp@mit.edu. For more information, click the link below.
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