This is the first course for all Climademy teachers. By studying the three e-learning modules, you will learn about the drivers of climate change, climate change impacts as well as adaptation to and mitigation of it.
- Teacher: Nesrine Bouhlal
This is a template for a course with multiple sections.
This is a template for a course with a single section, i.e., one page, such as a lecture or article.
The students will discover the important role Arctic sea ice plays in the Earth’s climate system. The activities, such as the mathematical investigation into sea ice melt rate, are laid in the context of the Northwest Passage.
The European Space Agency has prepared a set of activities to help the students learn about natural and human sources of CO2 and seasonal changes in the carbon cycle. The students will use the Climate from Space
web application to investigate how satellite data are used to map CO2.
Students learn about various types of electromagnetic
radiation and how they are used in Earth
observation, and to show that our planet is changing.
Version addressed to the lower secondary education (11-14 years old) education.
Students learn how the oceans influence climate through their role in planetary heat regulation.
In this international event each HUB will have the opportunity to present learning activities developed during CLIMADEMY. The aim of this common training is to virtually network teachers from all the national HUBs in order to exchange good practices in teaching climate change