Diagramming and creating models are skills that allow students of all ages to illustrate their thinking and share their thinking! Leaders: Kimesha Reid-Grant and Juliette Guarino Berg ClimateSTEM Series, Focus on "Systems Thinking" . Diagramming and creating models are skills that allow...
Join us for a modeling-friendly workshop on a physics energy unit that is framed around climate change. Leaders: Elissa Levy Join us for a modeling-friendly physics energy unit that is framed around climate change. We’ll apply energy bar charts to climate-related energy...
Learn about water use, scarcity and drought, in order to understand water the impacts on our local and global communities. Leaders: Robin Madel, Kai Olson-Sawyer This workshop educates teacher-participants about direct and virtual water use as well as water scarcity and drought,...
Understand strengths and limitations of the conceptual model used to describe the complex energy transfer in the Earth systems. Leaders: Nathalie Macke ClimateSTEM Series, Focus on "Systems Thinking" . A new suite of My NASA Data lessons that address Earth's energy budget...
Help students build a better understanding of the connection between possible climate scenarios and global climate model outputs. Leaders: Eric Walters As defined by NOAA, a global climate model is a “complex mathematical representation of the major climate system components and their...
Join us to experience how the robust, user-friendly En-ROADS climate simulator can be used with any STEM subject or grade.
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!
