climate change
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Health+Wellbeing
âI tend to be very gentleâ: how teachers are navigating climate change in the classroom
Climate change education is increasingly seen as an essential part of schooling. The main international test of 15-year-oldsâ progress (which…
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In The Classroom
Experts want âaction orientedâ climate change learning: podcast
While the revised national curriculum allows Australian students to learn more about climate change, education experts say teachers need more…
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News
Students drop appeal of environmental âduty of careâ decision
Eight students who took the federal environment minister to court over climate change have decided they wonât be challenging the…
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Policy & Reform
COP 26 marks the perfect time to reassess climate in the classroom
As COP 26 in the UK concentrates minds around the world on the impending climate crisis, the thoughts of educators…
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News
600 schools close, NSW students warned to keep safe during âcatastrophicâ fire threat
âNever put yourself at risk in order to reach an examination centre,â NSW Minister for Education Sarah Mitchell urged HSC…
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Opinion
Vox pop: Should students participate in climate strikes on school days?
Education Review took to the streets of Sydney on the day of the Climate Strike 4 Action to ask people…
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News
This week’s big issue: Climate Strike 4 Action
Commencing at the Domain in Sydneyâs CBD, the school-day Climate Strike 4 Action protest attracted an estimated 80,000, while Melbourne…
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In The Classroom
âAs the temperatures rise, so will weâ: Sydneyâs Climate Strike 4 Action 2019
You would have to be profoundly deaf, blind or unobservant not to realise that something big was happening around Sydneyâs…
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News
Modern world causing kids stress at school: UNICEF report
Australian school children consider climate change to be the biggest threat to their future safety and have little faith in…
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Top Stories
Climate change: as students strike again, teachers could be gagged
New South Wales Education Minister Rob Stokes has warned students and teachers will be punished if they follow through on…
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