Intersectional

Framing climate change solutions as dynamic, innovative, intersectional, and interconnected endeavors that necessitate everyone's involvement, underscored by the crucial role of education in fostering understanding and engagement about this socioscientific issue.

Key Components

Resources that exemplify the Intersectional Focus Area demonstrate the following key components:

Elementary (PK-5) Components:

  • Incorporating SEL in Age-Appropriate Ways
  • Discovering Science, Connecting Realities, and Cultivating Stewardship
  • Promoting Global Awareness, Cultural Understanding, and Celebrating Diversity

Secondary (6-12) Components:

  • Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Emphasis
  • History and Social Science Framework
  • Global Education Perspective

Exemplar Resources

Indigenous Foods: Social Studies Lesson

Grades3, 4, 5HIST
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Civics Lesson: Climate Action Plan

Grades9, 10, 11, 12CIV, ELA
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