Friendly Guide to Climate Change - And What You Can Do to Help
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Provided by: Henrik Kniberg|Published on: July 27, 2021
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Synopsis
- This video walks students through the basics of global warming, climate change, effects on the water cycle, fossil fuels, sources of greenhouse gases, positive feedback loops, and the solutions to climate change.
- It is an artistic presentation that addresses many aspects of this complex issue.
Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Earth and Space Sciences
Authors: Henrik Kniberg
Region: Global
Languages: English, French, Arabic, Dutch
Teaching Materials
Positives
- This video covers a lot of information in a fairly succinct manner and connects all the topics together.
Additional Prerequisites
- In the description, there are links to the Dutch, French, and Arabic voice translations of the video.
- The description also contains links to the transcript, drawing, and references for the video.
Differentiation
- Teachers can pause the video after each diagram to ensure understanding and discuss any points of confusion.
- Students can explore some of the linked references in the description to learn more about topics of interest.
- Teachers can use the drawing that is linked in the description as an example mind map and challenge students to create their own mind map to organize their knowledge of climate change.
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