Provided by: ClimateScience |Published on: April 27, 2021
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Synopsis
In this activity, each student will choose a climate-related discussion topic from a list of topics, learn more about the topic, and then discuss the topic with another student.
Discussion topics include international aid, climate education, clean energy, food and farming, carbon capture, capitalism, and the role of government.
This activity features topics that some students may never have considered before, including the banning of synthetic fertilizer or the abolishment of capitalism.
The activity encourages students to show empathy.
Additional Prerequisites
Before the discussion, students will have to complete a ClimateScience course. The courses vary in length, but some take up to an hour to complete.
This activity is designed for pairs, but it would also work for small groups.
Differentiation
Teachers could also include climate policy topics that might be more relevant for the students, such as the school cafeteria should serve meat-free meals three days a week.
In a government class, students could represent different countries while discussing these issues.
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