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Lesson Plan: Ecological Niches and Biogeography: Mountain Gorillas, Bamboo and Climate

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As an Undergraduate Environmental Sciences or Biological Sciences teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach about ecological niches- their characteristics and the factors that affect them- and the biogeography of a species. More specifically, this lesson plan will teach your students about the implications of climate-induced disturbed ecosystems on the ecological niches and the biogeographical distribution of Mountain Gorillas; and about the scientific strategies employed to prevent this and thereby, aid in their conservation.

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Lesson Plan: Reading Techniques: A study of “Geology of Mankind”

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As a high school English teacher, you can use this lesson plan to help you in teaching reading and analysis skills as part of English Language Teaching (ELT). The lesson plan involves training students in skills such as skimming and close reading, and comprehension based on the reading.

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Lesson Plan: Climate Consciousness in the National Constitution: Bhutan at the Forefront

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As a Humanities or Social Sciences high school or undergraduate teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach about the Constitution of a country, the components of a nation’s Constitution, and the recognition that climate change is a fundamental constitutional issue for certain nations. This lesson plan uses the Constitution of Bhutan as an example.

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Lesson Plan: Capitalism and Climate Change

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As an undergraduate Social Sciences teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to help you in teaching about Capitalism, Capitalist Modes of Production, History of Capitalism, Consumerism, Materials Economy and its effect on climate change.

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Lesson Plan: Plant Diseases and Climate Change

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As an undergraduate Biological Sciences teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach about plant diseases, plant pathogens, disease pathology in plants and the impact of climate on the incidence and severity of plant disease.

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Lesson Plan: Beer-Lambert Law and Earth’s Atmosphere

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As an undergraduate Chemistry teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach the Beer-Lambert Law and its application in atmospheric radiation absorption studies.

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Lesson Plan: Insect Behavior and Climate Change

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As a high school or undergraduate Biological Sciences teacher, you can use these set of computer-based tools to help you in teaching about insects, insect biodiversity and the impact of climate change on insects and insect behavior.

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Lesson Plan: Black Carbon and its Impact on Earth’s Climate

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As a High School or Undergraduate Chemistry or Environmental Sciences teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach 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.

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Lesson Plan: Phenotypic Plasticity: Coping with Climate Change

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As a high school or undergraduate Biological Sciences teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach about phenotypic plasticity in living organisms, as a response to environmental fluctuations.

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Lesson Plan: Metabolic Rate and Climate Change

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As a high school or undergraduate Biological Sciences teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach about metabolism in living organisms, metabolic rate and factors affecting metabolic rate including the impact of increasing global temperatures due to climate change.

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Lesson Plan: Poverty and Climate: An Inextricable Link

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As a High School or Undergraduate Economics or Social Sciences teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to help you in teaching about poverty, the impact of climate change on global poverty and the ways to manage it in the current and future scenarios.

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Lesson Plan: Climate Fiction “Hermie”- A Case of Climate Change

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As a high school  or undergraduate English Literature teacher, you can use this climate fiction short story to teach literary analysis of fiction through narrative strategies such as dialogue, chronology, and descriptive richness as used in a short story, the use of figures of speech such as irony and personification, and the development of the element of pathos.

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Lesson Plan: Biodiversity and Species Extinction due to Climate Change

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As an undergraduate Biological Sciences or Environmental Sciences teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach about biodiversity and the vulnerability of species due to climate change.

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Lesson Plan: Wild Strawberry Fruiting and Climate Change

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As a high school Biological Sciences teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach phenology and phenological events like fruit production.

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Lesson Plan: Stress and Coping with Climate Change

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As an undergraduate Psychology teacher, you can use this set of computer-based tools to teach Stress and Coping. This lesson plan will help students to learn about stress: its nature, its causes, and its consequences for individuals. Students will also view and discuss a resource that reports on the impact of climate change—as a causative factor of stress—on the lives of people globally.

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