Causes and Effects of Global Warming
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Provided by: CK-12|Published on: April 27, 2021
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Synopsis
- In this interactive textbook lesson, students will read text, view a video, and interpret data to understand the causes and effects of global warming.
- The video explains global warming through a quantum physics perspective.
- The lesson concludes with chapter reflection questions and an interactive quiz.
Subjects: Physics, Earth and Space Sciences
Authors: CK-12
Region: Global
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- The quiz at the end of the chapter allows students and teachers to gain immediate feedback.
- Teachers can edit and add additional resources to the chapter before assigning the lesson to the class.
- When signed in, students have access to a toolbar that allows them to highlight, note-taking, view summaries, and additional resources about the chapter.
Additional Prerequisites
- Students should have a basic understanding of global warming.
- Students should be able to analyze and interpret line graphs.
- Teachers and students must sign in to use some of the interactive features.
- There are some grammatical errors in the text.
Differentiation
- Students could make a chart showing the causes and effects of global warming that are outlined in the lesson.
- The video will offer physics classes a number of interesting topics to discuss.
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