It’s no secret there are misconceptions about Electric Vehicles (EVs)! Deciphering what is fact and fiction can be challenging for students. How much do you know about electric vehicles? Continue reading to discover some interesting facts and myths about EV’s, amazing resources for your school and events for your students!
November is Indigenous Education Month, a time to learn more about Indigenous perspectives, histories and cultures. This month, we encourage you to take time in your schools and communities to understand and uplift Indigenous perspectives.
Learning does not need to be confined within the walls of a classroom. With Take Me Outside Week approaching, it’s the perfect time to recognize the benefits of outdoor learning. This week encourages educators to go outside with their students and transform everyday lessons into new, exciting experiences.
Eco-anxiety is prevalent in society today, especially in youth as students learn about climate change and environmental issues. Characterized by feelings of helplessness about the future of our planet, eco-anxiety can have serious implications on a student’s well-being and academic performance. This blog will assist educators in exploring strategies and resources to help students cope.
Educators are given the unique opportunity to inspire the next generation to become stewards of our planet. Setting up a classroom to model sustainability is a great way to reduce your school’s ecological footprint and to also enrich your students' learning experiences. This can help reduce eco-anxiety by helping them see that they can make a difference and be part of the solution.
As the weather gets warmer, we are given the perfect opportunity to engage children in fun outdoor activities that also promote environmental learning. We’ve provided a list of different outdoor activities that are great for children of any age.
As we celebrate Indigenous History Month and National Peoples Indigenous Day, it is crucial to recognize and acknowledge the role Indigenous people play in spearheading environmental stewardship. Educators play an essential role in creating an understanding and respect for Indigenous peoples special relationship with the earth and all living things.
GreenLearning has always believed that environmental learning and positive action go together, and that youth have the ability to effect lasting change in their communities. So, as part of this year’s annual challenges, schools across Canada enrolled to participate in learning, creating and implementing their solutions for the planet.
GreenLearning has always believed environmental learning and positive action go together, and that youth have the ability to effect lasting change in their communities. So, as part of this year’s annual challenges, schools across Canada participated in learning, developing and implementing their solutions for the planet.
