The West and Environmental Justice
Posted on November 28th, 2023 by Alvaro Perez BlancoThese lessons address “Westward Expansion” & environmental justice (EJ). The EJ portion of the lesson can be situated at any […]
READ moreThese lessons address “Westward Expansion” & environmental justice (EJ). The EJ portion of the lesson can be situated at any […]
READ moreExplore the UN Sustainable Development Goals through inquiry & reflection to define 21st-century global citizenship. Analyzing connections between SDGs & […]
READ moreStudents research climate & sustainability terms of their choice, translate formal definitions into student-friendly language, & create a visual presentation. […]
READ moreStudents strengthen media literacy by evaluating evidence in multiple media on the topic of climate change. They investigate sources, identify […]
READ moreIncorporating climate change into a Global/World History industrial revolution unit, focusing on the 19th c. & early 20th c. Making […]
READ moreStudents calculate CO2 emissions produced by the avg. household in Mass. & compare with the amount produced by the avg. […]
READ moreCovers the industrial revolution in the U.S. focusing on energy & transportation. Looks at reforms during the Progressive Era that […]
READ moreExamining the process by which greenhouse gases trap heat, introducing basic climate change vocabulary. Students work through calculations, determine heat […]
READ moreStudents measure & calculate the carbon sequestration capacity of a single tree on their campus. They connect their data to […]
READ moreStudents will explore the grounds of their campus to determine the carbon sequestration impact of a single tree. They will […]
READ moreExploring EPA data, calculating rate of change in carbon emissions at state, global levels over different time intervals.
READ moreCreating graphs to represent data collected in the accompanying science lab. Comparing linear, exponential models of temperature for pre-industrial and […]
READ moreStudents build a model greenhouse to measure how well it traps heat with greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. Then connect […]
READ moreDoes the Constitution protect young people from the harm being created by climate change? If so, what is the Constitutional […]
READ moreStudents explore sea-level rise by modeling three scenarios: sea ice melt, glacial melt, thermal expansion. Through simple experiments, they analyze […]
READ moreTracing the environmental movement & climate since the 1950’s. Includes environmental justice, civic engagement exercise.
READ morePhysics/Math: data shows the size of arctic sea ice declining steadily over time. This is an indicator of large-scale climate […]
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