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Zambia Daily MailRio+20, sustainable development through educationZambia Daily MailThe Rio+20 conference had the challenge of how the leaders can come up with ideas on how to reduce poverty, advance social equity and ensure environmental protection... 
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NASA Innovations in Climate Education (NICE) is developing high quality literacy resources to help better understand and explain the causes and effects of global change. On this website you will find searchable resources, links to climate data, and information about our Awardee’s projects.
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Rainforest Explorer contains a wealth of activities and resources about the Wet Tropics rainforests and their plants and animals. The library is packed with resources including rainforest videos, wildlife photos and activity sheets.
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Global Education has six broad themes: globalization and interdependence, identity and cultural diversity, dimensions of change, social justice and human rights, peace building and conflict and sustainable futures.
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This unit, Changing minds, changing behaviour, allows students to explore the persuasive power of advertising by analysis of a narrative television advertisement and a short animated documentary.
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This junior primary unit of work, Taking care of Earth together, allows students to explore pressing issues that relate to our shared responsibility to care for the environment for future generations.
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Learn about the world by changing the familiar map. Select a subject from the top menu and watch the map resize. A countrys total area no longer represents land mass, but items relevant to the subject (i.e.Ecological Footprint, Population, Natural Disasters)
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The Global Classroom Project was co-founded by two teachers on opposite sides of the world – Deb Frazier (Ohio, USA), and Michael Graffin (Perth, Western Australia). A place for students and teachers to share, learn, and collaborate on a global stage
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The best hope for learning to live sustainably lies in schooling that is "smart by nature." It includes experiencing the natural world; learning how nature sustains life; nurturing healthy communities; recognizing the implications of the ways we feed and provision ourselves; and knowing well the places where we live, work, and learn...TEACH for a More Sustainable World...
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Teacher resources to encourage a global perspective across the curriculum. Links to all three Cross Curriculum Priorities and Civics and Citizenship Education.
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Sustainability Kit - Teacher Training Resources for Education for Sustainability to embedd sustainability in accredited and non accredited vocational training...
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This unit of work, Global footprints, explores the concepts of sustainable futures, global or ecological footprints and personal and social responsibility.
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A conference using new technologies is connecting students to experts in science and sustainability.Students and teachers plugged in to about 80 presentations delivered by expert presenters at places such as Taronga Zoo, the Australian...
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