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Julene Reed
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Earth Day 2009 - April 22nd

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Tiffany Wilmot's iSummit Presentation

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Check out this great resource for schools. It is definitely worth your time! Get ideas, connect with other educators, and share ways to make our schools green! And, post YOUR favorite resources here, too! The Green Schools Alliance
October 29
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There is a new online exhibit, "Polar Bears in a Changing Climatee," that is a challenge based learning unit that correlates with a series of live webcasts from the shores of the Hudson Bay in Manitoba, Canada. As some of you may recall, "Rolli...
October 13
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Where has the summer gone? We are nearing the end, and as those of us in education begin to plan for a new school year, let's share our ideas, thoughts, and resources for "Going Green" and working to stop climate change! I know that I have been tr...
July 25
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A Costa Rican laughing falcon screeming his discontent with the way his "caretakers" are deforesting his habitat.
April 20
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Dr. Jane Goodall is speaking to a group of Roots & Shoots youth at Algonquin College in Ottawa, Canada next week, and her keynote is being webcast live. If you are interested in joining the webcast, view the attached document for more details. You...
April 7
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Dr. Jane Goodall is speaking to a group of Roots & Shoots youth at Algonquin College in Ottawa, Canada next week, and her keynote is being webcast live. If you are interested in joining the webcast, view the attached document for more details. You...
April 7
Steve Beede commented on Julene Reed's blog post 'Earth Day April 22nd'
oh, i mentioned all of this because we are doing this on Earth Day-this wasn't just a shameless plug for our program...
April 1
Steve Beede commented on Julene Reed's blog post 'Earth Day April 22nd'
we are working on a pretty cool launch event for our new program, Greenovation. you can check out what we're doing at www.greenovationnation.com, and I'll post more here as we get into the details. our plan is to do some sort of webex with the pil...
April 1

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What are the top three things your school is currently doing to be green?
Recycling
Planting trees that are indigenous to our region
Using "real" dishes in the dining hall (cafeteria)
What is the next thing you would like to do to promote environmentalism?
Grow our youth leadership in these efforts and raise awareness and interest among our greater school community.

21st Century Skills and Global Education

Three of the important 21st century skills we must teach our students are collaboration, global education, and authentic learning. Service learning focusing on environmental issues and ecology as well as topics such as global warming, sustainability, etc. is the perfect vehicle in which these skills can be incorporated and utilized. Today's youth want to make a difference in real-life problems, and working together as they solve global issues and collaborate with partners around the world is an incredible and powerful learning experience.

Find an issue in your community that your students are interested in addressing, and have them work together (and eventually with partners around the world) to find solutions to that problem. Making our students active, global citizens as we prepare them to be good stewards of our planet is our responsibility, and it is one that can provide great satisfaction to everyone involved!

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A Resource Worth Your Time: Green Schools Alliance

Check out this great resource for schools. It is definitely worth your time! Get ideas, connect with other educators, and share ways to make our schools green! And, post YOUR favorite resources here, too!

The Green Schools Alliance

Posted on October 29, 2009 at 8:02pm —

Julene Reed

"Polar Bears in a Changing Climate" - New Online Resources and Live Webcasts!



There is a new online exhibit, "Polar Bears in a Changing Climate," that is a challenge based learning unit that correlates with a series of live webcasts from the shores of the Hudson Bay in Manitoba, Canada.

As some of you may recall, "… Continue

Posted on October 13, 2009 at 11:30pm —

Julene Reed

"Power Up" for Fall with Ways to Power Down!

Where has the summer gone? We are nearing the end, and as those of us in education begin to plan for a new school year, let's share our ideas, thoughts, and resources for "Going Green" and working to stop climate change! I know that I have been traveling a lot this summer, learning a lot, reading a lot, talking with other educators, etc. Oh, yes, I did relax, too. But, now it is time to start thinking about "powering up" for the next academic year.

Post your thoughts, your ideas, your resources… Continue

Posted on July 25, 2009 at 10:00am —

Julene Reed

Dr. Jane Goodall Speaking to Youth via Webcast on Wednesday, April 15th

Dr. Jane Goodall is speaking to a group of Roots & Shoots youth at Algonquin College in Ottawa, Canada next week, and her keynote is being webcast live. If you are interested in joining the webcast, view the document posted below for more details. You must register by Monday, April 13th (it is free) at the site below:

http://www.algonquincollege.com/janegoodall/Live_Stream.htm

You can download the flyer for this even… Continue

Posted on April 7, 2009 at 4:00pm —

Julene Reed

Climate LIteracy Publication Released

"Climate Literacy: The Essential Principles of Climate Science" was recently released and is available on the NOAA website and also the US Climate Change Science Program website. This is a recent publication of a group of scientists, educators, and government agencies developed to educate the public about climate change. This pamphlet is being distributed… Continue

Posted on March 22, 2009 at 10:44am —

 
 

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