Improve students' understanding of climate change

Seeking input into AAAS K-12 climate change standards review

Thursday, September 21st in Education, Forum, Improve students' understanding of climate change, Project News & Events by Chris Galvin | No comments yet

AAAS Project 2061 is developing a new Atlas of Science Literacy map on weather and climate. Frank Niepold, project participant and Climate Education Fellow at NOAA is assiting AAAS in this process and would appreciate any thoughts and suggestions for the new language/edits to the selected benchmarks. This new map will be in the second volume, please click on this link to take a look. If you would like to be involved in this process, please email Frank Niepold asap at: frank.niepold@noaa.gov .

See the action recommendation to improve K-12 students’ understanding of climate change

Reports and Publications

Florida Global Warming Survey

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New York City Global Warming Survey

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International Public Opinion, Perception, and Understanding of Global Climate Change

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The Impact of Live Earth on American Public Opinion

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Communicating Climate Risks and Opportunities: A Proposal for a New Consortium

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Majority of Americans Want Local Action on Global Warming

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Americans Consider Global Warming an Urgent Threat

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“Americans and
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The National Conversation on Climate Action
Sponsored by the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, the National Conversation on Climate Action is part of an effort to spark a broad national discussion on the challenges and solutions associated with global warming at the local level. Website: www.climateconversation.org

 

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