Reduce your plastic addiction. Don’t use bottled water. Refuse straws when you eat out. Bring your own reusable containers around with you. Drink from the tap, filter it and use water canteens to refill. Don’t use single use plastic bags
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Use less energy at home. Make sure your home is well insulated, especially in the roof and around windows. Use ENERGY STAR qualified products for appliances, light bulbs, etc. that conserve energy and save money.@TeachSDGs@TweetMeet
We need to change the discussion from carbon emissions to carbon pollution – the carbon we put into the atmosphere is making the oceans more acidic, which could precipitate a mass extinction! carbon pollution must be addressed aggressively and immediately.
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Avoid stereotyping children, e.g. boys are noisy and loud, girls are calm and sweet; boys show less emotion and girls cry more readily. Note that these often-subconscious assumptions will affect your behavior and expectations towards the children.
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No gender is ‘better’ than the other or more ‘powerful’. Every person has the right to meet full potential. setting ‘gender-neutral’ classroom we are at the forefront of breaking down social norms that promote gender inequality and gender-based violence.
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