@ConnectedGarden

Growing a more resilient school garden infrastructure for learning and impact in Arizona

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Community Gardeners of Maricopa County takes a look at the origins of school gardens, beginning in Boston in 1890! ow.ly/mgd730lf9K3
Tomorrow: How does political identity shape how learners engage with climate science? Join conversation with learning scientists @josephenderson @SezenBarrie & Elizabeth Walsh REGISTER: goo.gl/tCPM9D
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John Hagel
@jhagel31 Mar 2018
Giving curious minds free rein to explore nature may well be the best way to generate unexpected discoveries or serendipity but there's now a research initiative by Ohid Yaqub seeking to test the benefits of this approach go.nature.com/2Ij5UHf
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How does political identity shape how learners engage with climate science? Join conversation with learning scientists @josephenderson @SezenBarrie & Elizabeth Walsh on April 4 REGISTER: goo.gl/tCPM9D
RT @conorsen: America’s most prosperous city in 2018 has high taxes, a transit system with average speeds of 7mph, and streets that smell like urine. It’s not a governance story.
Small move, smartly made: Dutch Supermarket Introduces Plastic-Free Aisle nyti.ms/2F1j8eB
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NARST@NARSTorg5 Feb 2018
NARST is now on twitter! Follow us and stay tuned about what's happening during the conference #NARST2018
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RT @MichaelEMann: “This picture book about climate change won’t freak your kids out” | Great piece in @TheVerge by @Ale_Potenza on our new children’s book “The Tantrum That Save The World”: theverge.com/2018/2/4/169644… @TantrumBook @Megan_Herbert

This climate change picture book can prepare your kids for the future

Instead of highlighting the bleak stuff, author Megan Herbert focuses on the solutions

theverge.com
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Express yourself with a clima-moji washingtonpost.com/news/ener…

Anxious about climate change? There’s a cow-farting-methane emoji for that.

The Climoji project aims to provoke discussion about the consequences of a warming planet.

washingtonpost.com
This project by the Harvard Graduate School of Education explains and illustrates good teaching habits through actual classroom examples: chroni.cl/2zGO1Bd
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Jim Roberts
@nycjim7 Nov 2017
This means that the US is now the only nation on the planet to reject pledge to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases. #COP23 xitter.cf/JenniferUne/status/927…
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Simone Cicero
@meedabyte24 Oct 2017
“Whole-systems thinking allows us to co-create rich pictures" bit.ly/2gCG7Bo integrate multiple perspectives. Doing with #PDToolkit
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Watch livestream #2017DML keynote by @zephoria now dmlhub.news/Livestream
Phone-powered AI spots sick plants with remarkable accuracy ow.ly/3LIE30fCt2j
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Business in Society@Biz_in_Society24 Sep 2017
Teaching an #environment lesson - 11-Year-Old Girl Pens Letter To Donald #Trump On #ClimateChange - NDTV ndtv.com/offbeat/11-year-old…
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Bloomberg CityLab
@CityLab5 Sep 2017
What's the future of the urban farmers' market? trib.al/KaCGWMP
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