In this New York Times lesson, students use the Times’s series Carbon’s Casualties to learn about how climate change is displacing people around the world. They then practice the important skill of explaining the science to a skeptical public that sometimes doubts what it doesn’t see with its own eyes (2017).

In the video, The Atlantic writer Vann R. Newkirk II explains how big data can help win elections — and why Pennsylvania and Maryland have already faced lawsuits over gerrymandering technology (USA 2017).

Mithilfe von Spenden werden Fotos aus Datenbanken der Holocaust-Archive mittels KI durchsucht und die darauf abgebildeten Personen identifiziert.

The following National Framework for Values Education in Australian Schools has been developed from the outcomes of the Values Education Study (2003) and widespread consultation on a Draft Framework. The Framework recognises the values education policies and programmes already in place in education authorities and Australian schools. It also recognises that there is a ...

This worksheet begins with a general discussion of the effects of climate change for Germany and China, providing background material on the national contexts. Students are made aware that climate change not only affects the Global South, but that it is already affecting areas of life in all the geographical zones of the world.

The lesson modules below address an issue which will already be known to pupils from the lower secondary grades. Tropical rainforests play an important role time and again – and not only in geography lessons.

IF YOU'RE STILL WONDERING WHAT YOUR FLIGHT TO DUBAI HAS TO DO WITH NATURAL DISASTERS, YOU HAVEN'T CONNECTED THE DOTS! 1. FLYING GENERATES MORE CLIMATE RELEVANT EMISSIONS THAN ANY OTHER INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY 2. THOSE GREENHOUSE GASES INCREASE GLOBAL TEMPERATURES, 3. CAUSING FURTHER EVAPORATION OF THE OCEANS AND 4. TRIGGERING EXTREME RAINFALL IN REGIONS ALREADY SATURATED ...