Come learn with EarthGen in this fully asynchronous professional development opportunity designed for Washington teachers. Teachers will learn from local experts and explore topics related to the theme of agriculture and connect content to their specific subject area and grade level. Registration will be on a rolling basis and open until August 25th.
Registration will be on a rolling basis and open until August 25th. Join EarthGen’s virtual teacher event, an engaging and fully asynchronous professional development opportunity tailored specifically for Washington educators. Participants will review topics related to the theme of Hot & Hazy Summers and connect content to their specific subject area and grade level.
Come learn with EarthGen in this virtual professional development opportunity designed for Washington teachers. Through asynchronous learning via Canvas, participants will have a chance to authentically engage with activities and […]
Come learn with EarthGen in this fully asynchronous professional development opportunity designed for Washington teachers who have not yet participated in a STEM Seminar. Through asynchronous learning via Canvas, participants […]
Come learn with EarthGen in this fully asynchronous professional development opportunity designed for Washington teachers who have not yet participated in a STEM Seminar. Through asynchronous learning via Canvas, participants […]
Come learn with EarthGen in this virtual professional development opportunity designed for Washington teachers. Through asynchronous learning via Canvas, participants will have a chance to authentically engage with activities and […]
“Teaching climate change is very emotional, and helping students embrace those emotions is vital,” shared a teacher attending…
“Teaching climate change is very emotional, and helping students embrace those emotions is vital,” shared a teacher attending EarthGen’s newest training, Climate Grief and Creative Expression. This training is designed to equip teachers with skills to address their own climate grief and to support students in the classroom with social emotional learning that will help them manage feelings that can develop when learning about climate change.
This April is Earth Month! Get prepared during this asynchronous course to talk about climate change, local impacts, and teaching tools to bring this content into your own classroom! This course will also include resources for having challenging conversations around climate change and exploring data with support of a climate scientist.
EarthGen helps WA teachers address environmental injustice was published on February 9, 2023 on KNKX’s website Article Excerpt: As the planet is increasingly affected by climate change, advocates are making […]