EPISODE · Nov 29, 2023 · 52 MIN
Climate Education and Hope is a Verb with Elizabeth Bagley
from Teach Your Kids · host Manisha Rose
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In this episode, we delve into the crucial realm of climate education. Addressing the concerns of parents who worry their children may not be adequately learning about pressing topics like climate change in traditional schools, our guest, Dr. Elizabeth Bagley, Ph.D., Managing Director of Project Drawdown, guides us through effective ways to educate both children and parents on climate change and its solutions. Project Drawdown, known for its evidence-based and strategic approach to combating climate change, has a mission to halt global warming swiftly, safely, and equitably. Dr. Bagley, with her dual Ph.D.s in environment and resources and educational psychology, shares insights on Drawdown Learn and its impact on K–12 schools, the role of education in climate solutions, and how innovative tools like video games can encourage systems thinking about complex environmental issues. From addressing the concerns of a 10-year-old to navigating the politicization of climate change in schools, the episode explores various resources and approaches for families to effectively teach and learn about climate change, empowering children to take meaningful action. Dr. Elizabeth Bagley, a distinguished environmental educator and scientist, holds joint PhDs in Environmental Science, Environment and Resources, and Educational Psychology. Her expertise spans creating sustainability courses, developing educational video games, and designing professional development for teachers. At Project Drawdown, Dr. Bagley leads initiatives on climate solutions and educational outreach, combining her extensive knowledge in environmental science with innovative teaching methodologies to inspire and empower learners.
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