Climate Change Education Across the Curricula, Across the Globe

Climate Change Education Across the Curricula

Humanities

Topics in Humanities: –

Anthropology
Climate fiction
Climate refugee
Comics
Communication
Cultural studies
English		Environmental justice
Gender
Heritage studies
Hip-hop
History		Human rights
Literature
Music
Philosophy
Poetry
Postcolonial studies
Storytelling

Lesson Plan: Climate Denial: How Language is Used to Misinform
As a high school Humanities teacher in English or Communications, you can use this set of computer-based tools to help you teach students persuasive language techniques. It focuses on language techniques used in climate communication,
Lesson Plan: Teaching Climate Change through Rap
As a High School or Undergraduate teacher in the Humanities, the Social Sciences, Earth Sciences, or Environmental Sciences, you can use this lesson plan to teach your students about climate change and global warming through
Lesson Plan: Anthropogenic Environmental Changes and Climate
As a high school Geography, Humanities or Social Sciences teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to help you in teaching about human-induced (anthropogenic) environmental changes that challenge sustainability and could be responsible
Lesson Plan: ‘The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable’ by Amitav Ghosh
As an Undergraduate Humanities (Cultural Studies; Literature; History) teacher, you can use this lesson plan as part of a course in Environmental Geography, Environmental History, General Criticism and Critical Theory. ‘The Great Derangement: Climate Change
Lesson Plan: Climate Change and the Environmental Humanities
Undergraduate Humanities (Cultural Studies, Literature, History) teacher, you can use this lesson plan to teach critical analysis of a comprehensive text in climate literature.
Lesson Plan: : Listening Comprehension: Talk by Climate Activist, Greta Thunberg
As a Middle School and High School English Language teacher, you can use a talk about climate change and an associated comprehension quiz to help you teach listening comprehension. . This lesson plan uses the
Lesson Plan: Literary Analysis using Climate Fiction
As a High School and Undergraduate Humanities teacher in English, you can use this lesson plan to teach literary analysis of a novel (climate fiction). The recently recognized literary genre of ‘Cli-Fi’ is a valuable
Lesson Plan: Civilizations and Climate Vulnerability: The Khmer Empire
As a High School or Undergraduate teacher of History or Social Sciences, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach about civilizations, decline of civilizations or empires, and societal vulnerability to climate-related extreme
Lesson Plan: Reading and Listening Comprehension in French
As a High School or Undergraduate French language teacher or a teacher of French as a second language (intermediate or advanced level), you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach climate change-related French
Lesson Plan: Use of Allegory in Literature
As a High School English Language teacher, you can use this lesson plan to teach about the literary device of allegory and examine an allegory in climate literature. This lesson plan will allow you to
Lesson Plan: How to Read and Analyze Poetry
As a High School English Language teacher, you can use this lesson plan to teach your students how to read and analyze poetry and to use these techniques to examine climate related poems. In this
Lesson Plan: Teaching Verb Tenses through Climate Literature
As a Middle or High School English teacher or a teacher of English as a second language, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach tenses using climate literature. Global warming is causing

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