PD: Climate Change Engineering Design Challenges

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PD: Climate Change Engineering Design Challenges

Climate Change Engineering Design Challenges

Workshop Date: November 14, 2020

Grades 3-8
Presented By: Kate Carter and Emma Doctors, NCSE

Learning virtually does not have to mean learning passively. In this workshop, we explored engineering design challenge ideas to teach climate change adaptation with a focus on making them flexible for different classroom set-ups. Attendees received lesson plans to do the activities with your students as well as tips and tricks to help create an engaging learning environment.

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