Teach Climate History

Leading the charge to teach climate change in school history, helping students to decide where we're going by understanding how we got here.

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Our next meeting is next Thursday at 4.30pm GMT, featuring glacier scientist Dr. Brian Menouous. More details and sign up to get the Zoom link: https://t.co/uVuyF55o6H

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This just arrived. That's our reading sorted for now. V. excited.

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@UKSchoolsSusty @alicebell @geography_paul @MinistryEco We'd be really interested in finding out more. Do you have meetings or anything like that?

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@UKSchoolsSusty @alicebell Also, apologies but we completely got our wires crossed here. Alice actually isn't speaking tomorrow so please stand down on sharing for now!

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Last chance to sign up for our next meeting, tomorrow at 4.30pm UK time. We're looking for people to join us to find practical ways to drive forward the teaching of climate and nature in history. Sign up here! https://t.co/0Nt4oJEGoM

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The next meeting of our group working on ways to teach climate change and nature in history will take place this Monday 9th May 4.30-6pm UK time. If you'd like to join us, sign up here and we'll send the details on Sunday. https://t.co/0Nt4oJEGoM

[Teach Climate History @teach_climate]

The next meeting of our group working on ways to teach climate change and nature in history will take place this Monday 9th May 4.30-6pm UK time. If you'd like to join us, sign up here and we'll send the details on Sunday. https://t.co/0Nt4oJEGoM

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@lamb_heart_tea @MrsBallAP @ArthurJChapman @Michaelshp @AlisonKitson2 Yes - done!

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Join Dr Martin Drenthen at 5pm GMT today for this online talk on 'what it means to interpret environments, how environments can become meaningful to us, and how certain interpretations of the environment support certain interpretations of oneself'). https://t.co/CDGUfOX6F2

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@FoxTwinHollow Sorry, should have said - UK time!

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We're forming a network of teachers and academics to work together on practical solutions for bringing climate history to schools NOW. If you're interested in joining we'd love to have you - first meeting on Monday 14th March at 4.30pm on Zoom. Please get in touch for the details

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Our new group to work on teaching climate change in history (led by @AlisonKitson2 @ArthurJChapman @Michaelshp Kate Hawkey @langdonhistory) meets on Zoom on Monday at 4.30pm. If you're interested, please signup here and we'll send out the details tomorrow.
https://t.co/0Nt4oJEGoM

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@Geo_Rebs If you follow us we’ll DM you a link.

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@LauraBok1 Brilliant. Could you please follow us so we can DM you?

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@UKSchoolsSusty @DrJessT_eco Thanks so much. We’d be really interested to hear more about how other subjects are approaching this.

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@RushtonDr These look brilliant. Thanks for sharing!

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@LizRead13 Super! Can you please follow so we can DM you?

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@HEReflections1 Great! Could you please follow us so we can DM you?

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@MsPriory Sure, can you follow us so we can DM please?