In this introductory workshop, you will navigate a learning environment where students must use data to make sense of Ecological Resilience. Leaders: Glen Stuart Dates: January 12, 2023 (7:00-9:00pm EDT, via Zoom) Tickets: The first ten teacher-participants to sign up will receive...
Learn about water use, scarcity and drought, in order to understand water the impacts on our local and global communities.
See the scope of change and cooperation needed to transform the city’s energy demand & supply in time to meet goals for the Paris Agreement.
Explore the ways in which everyday activities contribute to environmental issues through the disruption of normal ecological interactions.
Teach about Climate Change through a Hudson River Estuary Unit, and learn to bring classroom research outside!
Participate in interactive simulations and discussions that highlight the shift in mindset required to move toward sustainability!
During the Spring Migration, a huge variety of birds stop in Central Park to rest and refuel for their journey North!
Join alumni from across our ClimateSTEM workshop series to share your teacher success stories and learn from others!
Central Park is an urban oasis for birds as well as people. During the fall, a variety of birds stop in Central Park to rest and refuel during their migration south, while others make it their temporary home.
Amplify your teaching prowess and deepen your grasp of climate change, scale, and feedback loops with an immersive dive into the intricacies of this vital subject!
Diagramming and creating models are skills that allow students of all ages to illustrate their thinking and research!
Simplify programming and bring data collection to life in your classroom with Micro:Bits! Led by seasoned master teacher Greg Benedis-Grab!
