@JorjaBailey3 De Bono's 6 thinking hats is a fantastic way to create higher order thinking in your classroom. Thank you for giving me the idea to include this into my unit
@JorjaBailey3 WOW! those stats are insane. Maybe you could host a ride a bike/scooter to school day to reduce the use of cars and buses driving to school. Will encourage school families to use their car less
@JorjaBailey3@WWF Not only do we need to build a sustainable future for us, we also need to help protect the futures of our amazing wildlife. Another aspect of SGD13 that can be considered
@JorjaBailey3 Love this idea, I am planning on designing and producing a wall mural for my major project for the unit and this is very helpful resource.
The Great Barrier Reef is a reliable Australian example of how ocean pollution can threaten our oceans most incredible sites.
Start critical thinking within your classroom by allowing students to think of ways to save the reef.
#UoNTeach#Educ4750
Australia's Great Barrier Reef will likely disappear because of climate change, according to @Science_Academy.
Just 1.5°C of warming (on track for 2025 at current emission levels) would threaten 70-90% of coral reefs globally.
At 2°C of warming, just 1% of reefs survive.
Greta Thunberg....an inspiration for all.
Planning of directing stage 3 students to complete a literature study around who she is/what she stands for/how she inspires others.
what do you think?
https://t.co/SbhtbtirjN
@Oliviacowieuon1 This would be perfect inspiration for my stage 3 major project and fantastic that it includes an Aboriginal perspective. I would use these images to start strong conversations as a whole class.
@ConorMu44822241 I'm planning on creating a large mural art piece for my major project. Do you believe this could be a good leading up lesson for stage 3 students to complete?
As part of my science section of the unit I will be directing stage 3 students to interview local community members around newcastle beaches and jetties. Do you believe this will give students a better insight into how people treat our oceans? #uonteach#Educ4750
This BTN clip is an awesome ICT resource that explores the causes of pollution in our ocean. 3.5 million pieces of plastic is entering our oceans daily and thousands of marine life are dying each year. We need action! #uonteach
https://t.co/GewEy6hyzr
A clear difference of what our global beaches should look like and how they actually look. Such a sad reality of how destructive plastic pollution is. Lets take a stand and protect our amazing oceans!
#UoNTeach#Educ4750
INSTAGRAM vs. REALITY
Millions of people around the world think the first picture is what Indonesia always looks like, because these are the kind of images being shared daily by travel accounts.
The sad reality is that Indonesia's beaches often suffer from plastic pollution.
How devastating!
If we continue to pollute our ocean future generations will not be able to enjoy its wonders and beauty. Lets beat plastic pollution so our future students can experience clean oceans! #UoNTeach#Educ4750#LifeBelowWater
Horrible plastic menace in Honduras! 😱
We have oceans of waste. Amazon’s plastic packaging waste alone could encircle the globe 500 times. Lets beat plastic pollution!
As teachers we always need to continue our learning. Seaspiracy is a new Netflix doco that challenges notions of sustainable fishing and how human action can cause widespread destruction. Have a watch if you're looking at #SGD14#Educ4750
https://t.co/i5uxsyoUIz