Emily Crowe

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

These primary school students are producing environmental awareness material in the form of art, and circulating it via an exhibition. A great way for students to express what they have learnt in their sustainability project. #UoNTeach https://t.co/LyTHVO3AKw

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Plastic Bottle Planters. This is a valuable idea and a fun activity for students to reuse plastic bottles and turn them into something useful. This promotes recycling encouraging good sustainability habits. #UoNTeach https://t.co/OexjhqQjut via @Craft projects for every fan!

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Food Bank is an organisation that provides meals to people in Australia who do not have access or are struggling. What a great program so schools to get on board with and make a difference in providing food to people in need in their community. #UoNTeach https://t.co/Yek7z3tt8o

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

World Vision educates on issues people are experiencing in third-world countries and offers programs that we can participate in to help change their lives. These include sponsoring a child, an initiative for schools and raises global awareness.#UoNTeach https://t.co/r9jEWPS2OY

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Central Coast Council offer education programs that can be utilised for sustainability education in schools. They have rubbish collections for the community and can educate students on where rubbish is going and how we can better recycling. #UoNTeach https://t.co/BZs76eXbSw

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Act For Peace Ration Challenge is a great idea not only for fundraising but exploring other food portions on a global level. This encourages students intercultural understanding and can raise the topic of how we can help refugees. #UoNTeach https://t.co/zMvU74u8Kc

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Plastic Pollution Solutions is a resource that presents creative presentations and engaging activities that empowers communities to be part of the solution to a plastic free world. These valuable resources can educate students on sustainability. #UoNTeach https://t.co/nMJ6VoL5y4

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

A valuable article about a student who proves how easy it is to mobilise for change in sustainable ways (Farrow-Smith, 2018). These ideas can be implemented and students can follow and mobilise change for a sustainable future. #UoNTeach
https://t.co/JxANobJhtT

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Students make Hessian material bags. The bags are then taken on student’s visits to the local nursing home where locals can purchase and use it for shopping. Money raised will fund the vegetable garden at our sponsored students school. #UoNTeach https://t.co/TapmrEIBlF

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Sustainable schools NSW share how garden clubs can teach a range of skills and awareness. They also offer valuable resources for sustainability approaches. #UoNTeach https://t.co/3ygkcUJtlj

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

NSW Governments Return and Earn Initiative is a valuable resource. Students collect recyclables and our P&C take these to our local return and earn and money raised is sent over to our sponsored students' school to fund a vegetable garden. #UoNTeach https://t.co/bxWUo56SLn

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Woolworths provide valuable resources on how they are committed to a sustainable future, from plastic ban, recycling and food bank. These are valuable tools as they have been implemented as part of my sustainability project. #UoNTeach https://t.co/73wa80k0rR

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

8. Woolworths pledge to ban ‘single use plastic’. This is a fantastic way to educate students on changes through the community approach of a local Woolworths member visiting my school and educating students how they can be part of the change.#UoNTeach https://t.co/Iy6okfvf10

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Clean up Australia day (2010) is nation's largest community-based environmental event. It educates the community to make a difference in and for the environment. It’s a valuable hands-on approach that all communities in Australia can partake in. #UoNTeach https://t.co/8Y3bw1Wiim

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Glen Katherine Primary School are taking the lead in implementing effective sustainability projects run by students. The ‘Green Team’ is a valuable initiative that can be used to practice sustainability approaches and communicate this to others. #UoNTeach https://t.co/5nGOLz83yk

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Take 3 for the Sea and AVID deliver educational projects to schools. This is a valuable resource as school students are educated on how plastic is damaging to the environment and what they can do to help. https://t.co/sNucl84dcL … #UoNTeach https://t.co/gdNYAtQQFX via @YouTube

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Every minute a truck load of plastic enters our oceans – harming turtles, whales and other much-loved animals (Friends of Earth, 2018). This is a valuable resource schools can implement to reduce plastic and help grow sustainability awareness. https://t.co/U0K8ura4Vb #UoNTeach

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

Life Education in collaboration with Yates Gardening are encouraging schools to apply for a $1000 grant to help create a garden. This is a valuable and supportive resource for schools when implementing a vegetable garden. https://t.co/cZKt07N6z9 #UoNTeach

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

This is a valuable stage 2 ICT resource, as it is ‘Inquiry based learning.’ Students question how things grow and get from one place to another and the resource aligns with all KLA’s and the Australian Curriculum.
https://t.co/qxrNGGokgD #UoNTeach

[Emily Crowe @EmilyCrowe1993]

@niallprentice89 Human Rights Education can change attitudes, build empathy and motivate participation - building a more equal, respectful and inclusive Australia.