Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): Climate Literacy in Education

Child holds ladybug amid other non-human creatures

Published: 2023-02-08

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Front Matter

Publication Information

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Acknowledgements

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Editorials

Introduction Climate Literacy as Resistance, Hope, and Activism

Editorial Collective

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Articles

Critical Literacy and Climate Change 11th Grade Language and Literature Climate Mini-Unit

Abby Hartzell

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The Science Behind the Stories A Research-Based Transdisciplinary Approach to Climate Literacy

Rebecca Young, Mary-Alice Corliss, Lisa Vicens

7-11
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Seeing through Water The Impact of Our Decisions

Sonja Braucht

12-14
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Playing in a Patch of Dirt Eleven Picture Books and a Plug for Nearby Nature

Anna Jennerjohn

15-20
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Reconnecting with Nature through Haiku

Lorraine Kerslake

21-23
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Finding a Way Through: Teaching with Naomi Klein’s How to Change Everything The Young Human’s Guide to Protecting the Planet and Each Other

Kirsten Hunt

24-26
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Andri Magnason’s The Story of the Blue Planet Towards Ecotopia

Tanja Nathanael

27-30
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Critical Dialogue Climate Literacy in Context

Kate Werthwine, Alex Panos

31-33
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What Is Climate Literacy?

Marek Oziewicz

34-38
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Beyond the Barnyard Boardbooks and Other Big Lies We Tell about Industrial Farming

Nick Kleese

39-42
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“The Next Right Thing” Frozen 2 and Youth-Led Activism

Emily Midkiff, Sara Austin

43-46
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You Are Here

Katharine Werthwine

47-48
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Arts for the Planet

Nick Kleese; Taylor Goetsch, Olivia Gibson, Breanna Hickmott, Juliana Olave

49-53
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