• This interactive dashboard displays data on the support for or opposition to the Paris Agreement, climate assemblies, and five potential climate policies. 
• The data is separated into the four countries that were surveyed: Brazil, China, Sweden, and the UK. 

Positives

• The data can be filtered by the respondents' gender, age, financial stability, environmental friendliness, and belief in collective efficacy.
• The dashboard is well organized and easy to navigate.
  

Additional Prerequisites

• Students should know how to read bar graphs.
• Teachers may need to explain the filter terms financial stability, environmental identity, and collective efficacy. Definitions for these terms are provided underneath the graphic.
  

Differentiation

• Math classes can use this resource to practice interpreting graphs and summarizing data.
• In civics courses, students can further research the Paris Agreement, the concept of climate assemblies, and the various policies mentioned.
• In science courses, students could assess how effective these policies could be at mitigating climate change.
• Other resources about climate policy include this lesson plan on creating climate policies, this ClimateScience course on climate politics, and this video on carbon taxes.
  

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