Exploring Climate Change and Eco-Justice Through Environmental Inquiry
Description
- As we address the issues surrounding climate change as a society, a greater variety of voices are needed around the decision-making table. That begins with you and your students. Their voices matter and need to be amplified. This workshop will take you through how to launch an environmental inquiry with your students within the Culturally Responsive and Relevant Pedagogy framework. You will explore, through a social justice lens, local issues such as clean water and protecting green spaces and will leave the session with ready-to-go ideas that can lead to authentic, meaningful, youth-led eco-action.
Target Audience
All KPR ETFO members are welcome
Presented by
Jacqueline Whelan teaches for the Ottawa-Carleton School Board. She teaches and writes AQs for ETFO, and is an Outdoor Educator.
Location
Cobourg/Port Hope area – exact location TBD
Time
4:30pm – Light Dinner
5:00pm – Workshop ~ about 1.5 hours duration
Dependent Care
KPR ETFO is committed to removing barriers for member participation: we reimburse dependent cost according to Provincial Guidelines. Teachers can claim dependent care here, OTs can claim it here.
