Knowledge is power - That’s the underlying motivation of Jim Clifford, a former teacher who’s aiming to connect the science of climate change to Connecticut students through the Connecticut Climate Hub, which provides free and extensive resources for teachers in Connecticut looking to begin (or enhance) lesson plans on climate change.
Students are heading back to school, and in addition to all of the usual challenges of the school year, some children are carrying an extra weight: climate anxiety. In this podcast episode, guest speakers will answer the question of: How can schools, parents and teachers better help young people navigate the ideas and feelings around a warming planet?
Illinois Climate Education Hub Launch – a platform that will help teachers implement the required learning next year, but some teachers are already getting a head start.
This article highlights how the Trump administration’s removal of climate data from agency websites disrupted classroom resources, prompting volunteers to step in and preserve the disappearing information for educators.
At the 2025 Share My Lesson Virtual Conference, SubjectToClimate and CFR Education hosted a session that provided a clear and structured approach to teaching climate change across all grade levels, from kindergarten through high school.
In this article, CANVASREBEL engaged in a conversation with Margaret Wang-Aghania, where she shared her insights, contributions, and the backstory behind the mission that drives SubjectToClimate.
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