Special introductory lesson for teachers and all public with basic resources to understand the science and challenges of Climate Change.
All public •
Learn to solve calculus and tangent line problems using atmospheric CO2 data and the Greenhouse effect.
High School, Undergraduate • 120 min
Learn about Protozoa, vectors, vector-borne diseases, the Spread of Malaria and human health.
High School • 180 min
Learn about the Economics of Climate Change, as well as Policy, Politics and Environmental Governance.
Undergraduate • 120 min
Learn about chemical buffer solutions, and how the CO2 in the atmosphere makes the oceans more acid.
High School, Undergraduate • 40 min
Learn about Microbes, Bacterial Growth and Adaptation, Gas Cycling and Greenhouse Gases.
High School, Undergraduate • 150 min
Explore how a talk by Climate Activist, Greta Thunberg can be used for listening comprehension, inferential questions and detecting emotive undertones.
High School, Middle School • 50-60 min
Learn about life-cycle and phenological events in plants, as well as leaf-out in plants.
High School, Undergraduate • 110 min
Glaciology, Glaciers and Glacial Retreat, and the Cryosphere-Climate Relationship.
High School, Undergraduate • 100 min
Relationship between Climate Change and Agriculture
High School, Undergraduate • 90-130 min
Learn about Planetary Climates, Planetary Energy Balance,and the Greenhouse Effect. Available in multiple languages.
High School, Undergraduate • 120-150 min
Agriculture, Effects of the Use of Fertilizers on the Environment
Undergraduate • 30-50 min
Understand the Coriolis force, and the effect of the Coriolis force on weather and climate.
High School, Undergraduate • 40-50 min
Learn about Photosynthetic Pathways, C3, C4, and CAM Plants, Photorespiration, Stomatal Conductance, Photosynthetic Efficiency, Homoeostasis
Undergraduate • 80 min
Learn about Climate Change and Human Migration, Climate Justice, Social and Environmental Policy
High School, Undergraduate • 120 min
Learn about Capitalism, Consumerism, Materials Economy and its effect on climate change
High School, Undergraduate • 90 min
Greenhouse Effect, Greenhouse Gases (GHGs)and Emission,Global Warming
Middle School or High School • 50-60 min
Learn about market prices and shadow prices,carbon pricing,costs of greenhouse gases
Undergraduate • 90-100 min
Learn about plant physiology, abiotic stress in plants
High School, Undergraduate • 40-150 min
permafrost and its thawing due to rising global temperatures
High School, Undergraduate • 50-60 min
Learn about natural selection, its role in evolution and climate change as a selective pressure in natural selection
High School, Undergraduate • 40-60 min
Learn about photosynthesis, influencing factors, C3-C4 plants, CAM Plants, Calvin Cycle
High School, Undergraduate • 100-120 min
Learn about Hydrocarbons,Fossil fuels and impact of thier emissions
High School • 50-60 min
Impact of Climate Change on Sex Determination in Sea Turtles
High School • 80-90 min
A Lesson Plan about how to read and analyze poetry and to use these techniques to examine climate related poems
High School • 50-60 min
Hadley Circulation, Heat Transport, Global Precipitation Patterns, Geographical Distribution of Deserts
High School, Undergraduate • 80-100 min
Learn about the molecular structure of Carbon Compounds (CO2, CH4), their interaction with Electromagnetic Radiation, Molecular Vibrations, Greehouse Gases. Available in various languages.
High School • 80-100 min
Principles of cost-benefit analysis, its appliation to global carbon abatement
Undergraduate • 150-170 min
English Literature, Analysis of Poetic Texts, William Blake, Romantic Poetry, Child Labor, Industrial Revolution
High School, Undergraduate • 50-60 min
Aerosols, Role of Aerosols in Cloud Formation, Sulphate Aerosols, Aerosols and Climate
High School, Undergraduate • 40-50 min
Beer-Lambert Law, Molar Absorptivity, Absorbance and Transmittance of Incident Light, Molar Absorption Coefficient, Molar Extinction Coefficient
Undergraduate • 50-60 min
Characterisitcs of mountains, Relationship between climate factors and the mountains
High School, Undergraduate • 50-60 min
Phase Equilibria, Phase Diagrams of Water, Degrees of Freedom, Feedback Mechanisms, Vapour Pressure, Runaway Greenhouse Effect
High School, Undergraduate • 45-60 min
A lesson plan about insect pollination and the impact of climate change on pollinators, pollinator systems and food security
High School, Undergraduate • 2-3 sessions, 45-60 min each
Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM), Simple Harmonic Oscillators, Buoyancy in Fluids, Brunt-Väisälä Frequency, Stratified Fluids, Density Gradient
High School, Undergraduate • 50-60 min
Climate fiction short story to teach literary analysis of fiction through narrative strategies
High School, Middle school • 50-60 min
Environmental Chemistry, Carbon Cycle, Biogeochemical Cycles
High School, Undergraduate • 80-100 min
Thermodynamics, Thermodynamic Systems, Thermodynamic Processes, Lapse Rates
Undergraduate • 50-60 min
Atomic Number, Mass Number, Isotopes, Isotopic Ratios and Compositions, Isotopes and past climate
High School,Undergraduate • 120 min
Learn about Water Cycle, Biogeochemical Cycles, Effect of climate change on the water cycle
High School,Undergraduate • 60-90 min
Learn how Climate Literature can be used to teach and learn note making skills and summary writing
High School, Undergraduate • 50-60 min
A Lesson Plan that can be used to teach/learn different types of verb tenses and discuss their usage in English language
High School, Middle school • 50-60 min
Learn about the Ecological niches and the Biogeographical distribution of Mountain Gorillas and their conservation.
Undergraduate • 70 min
A Lesson Plan that can be used to teach/learn disasters, hurricanes and the possible impact on climate change using statistical analysis topics such as Trends, Uncertainty, and Student’s t-distribution.
High School, Undergraduate • 90 – 120 min
A Lesson Plan that can be used to teach/learn the use of infrared (IR) spectroscopy to study organic molecules of gases such as CO2 and water vapor on IR interactions & explaining the greenhouse effect.
Undergraduate • 45-60 min
A Lesson Plan that can be used to teach/learn simple trigonometric functions to understand the phenomenon of global warming & it's effect on glaciers and ice sheets causing the sea levels to rise.
High School • 50-60 min
A Lesson Plan that can be used to teach/learn how the melting of polar ice due to climate change can result in an increase in sea levels globally. Also determine the reasons and visualize the climate change-related flooding & it's effects on vulnerable coastal regions.
High School, Undergraduate • 140-200 min
This lesson plan helps students to learn about the current and past habitats of an animal (specifically, squirrels), and how changing habitats can affect the distribution of a species.
Undergraduate • 120-150 min
This lesson plan allows students to understand the pH scale and acidification by analyzing the effect of atmospheric carbon dioxide on ocean chemistry.
High School • 120-150 min
This lesson plan helps students to learn about allotropy, various allotropes of carbon and their structural and physical properties, black carbon, sources of black carbon and its impact on Earth’s climate.
High School, Undergraduate • 90-120 min