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Students Want Climate Change Education Most Teachers Don t Get Enough Training

Seventy-five percent of teachers have received no formal training on the subject even as kids clamor for more information and school days get hotter.

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You Can Teach About Climate Change in Every Subject and Grade Level Here s How

Math, foreign language, even art classes offer opportunities to build students' knowledge.

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A New Program Will Train Teachers to Teach Climate Change, Without the Doom and Gloom

Climate change is a subject experts say goes beyond science class, and one that should be woven through subjects and grade levels.

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5 Ways Educators Can Help Address Students Climate Anxiety

Teens are feeling anxious about and afraid of climate change. Teachers and counselors can help.

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