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Let's create continuous conversations about climate change education: Spreading the Sediment of Science!
Like the Sea Levels, We Rise!
Provided by: Gen-Z Media |Published on: October 11, 2022
Podcasts Grades 9-12
Synopsis
- This podcast episode features conversations with Varsha Yajman and Brianna Aspinal about ways people are peacefully protesting climate change.
- Students will learn, from a teen's perspective, about the many ways their peers are taking action.
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Authors: Gen-Z Media, Earth Rangers
Region: North America, Global, Oceania
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- This podcast is engaging and entertaining, and the unique point-of-view will be especially easy for students to connect with.
- Students will learn about many facets of climate change activism.
Additional Prerequisites
- An ad plays during this podcast.
- Students should have some prior knowledge about climate change.
Differentiation
- Connections can be made in social studies classes when learning about civic engagement and activism, or in language arts classes working on storytelling or persuasive speaking.
- After listening and discussing, have students research a climate activist or movement that they connect with, then create a one-pager about the work that is being done.
- As an extension, have students research the top climate solutions and outline ways of incorporating them into their household, school, and/or community.
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About the Partner Provider
Gen-Z Media
At Gen-Z Media, we create and produce some of the most innovative audio programming around. We’re all about families and friends listening together and connecting over great stories. Gen-Z podcasts are downloaded millions of times every month by fans all over the world. One of our podcasts, The Big Melt, is a climate change podcast brought to you in collaboration with Earth Rangers.
All resources can be used for your educational purposes with proper attribution to the content provider.
