Positives

• This resource can help you teach your students about greenwashing, which is one of the best skills you can give them during this age of misinformation.
• This helps students think critically about solving problems and considering many facets of an issue.
  

Additional Prerequisites

• This is part of a series of greenwashing fact sheets from Stay Grounded.
• Stay Grounded is a Europe-based network of groups aiming to reduce emissions from aviation.
• You must copy and paste all resource links from the PDF, as they are not hyperlinked, and some of the links are not supported by secure websites (https).
  

Differentiation

• In English class, groups of students could analyze marketing campaigns from aviation companies to see if they can spot greenwashing in their print or video materials.
• You could also share this video that explains greenwashing and how to see through greenwashing.
• In a language arts class, have students debate this solution using information from the resources provided and from other credible sources to support their stance. After the debate, have them look up the impact of aviation on greenhouse gases globally and the potential for solutions using the Project Drawdown's Table of Solutions and their fact sheet on Efficient Aviation.
• Science classes can discuss the need for better battery technology, research the battery type(s) referenced in the resource materials, and determine what solutions might work using the technology we currently have to utilize solar and wind onboard as well.
• Social studies classes could discuss the social impacts of limiting public flights as a transportation option and research the effects of limiting private aviation instead.