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  Global Temperature Change

  Students use climate statistics for a problem-solving and decisionmaking process (2023).
  

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  Should Schools Teach About Climate Change?

  What should students be required to know and who should make decisions about what is included in the science curriculum? (New York Times Lesson 2018)
  

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  Managing conflict in Europe in times of Change: 1648–1945

  Students learn how and why conflict was managed in Europe 1648-1945 (Historiana 2023). 
  

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  Teach About Climate Change

  ... with these 24 New York Times graphs. They suggest strategies for helping students analyze what they see (2019).
  

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  CALM AFTER THE STORM: Examining Changes in Sri Lankan Society in the Wake of the Tsunami

  In this lesson, students will create posters providing information about Sri Lanka’s history and society both before and after the tsunami. They then write response papers considering the future of this small country devastated by the natural disaster (NEW YORK TIMES LESSON PLAN, 5.1.2005).
  

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  Teaching About Climate Change With The New York Times

  Seven starting points for teaching and learning about the topic, along with a list of links to much more, from Learning Network lesson plans to Times video, graphics, articles and photographs (2014).
  

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  About Climate Change and the People Already Harmed by It

  In this New York Times lesson, students use the Times’s series Carbon’s Casualties to learn about how climate change is displacing people around the world. They then practice the important skill of explaining the science to a skeptical public that sometimes doubts what it doesn’t see with its own eyes (2017).
  

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