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Tosca Killoran

Thinking Green

6/6/2014

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One of the biggest concerns we often hear about is the Environment. So, ask yourself, do you know where your trash goes? Do you know what the impact of your action is?

It's easy for us to give lip service to the really big  problems of global warming, pollution, and our growing carbon footprint. It's a harder thing for us to help our students really understand the problems, so that they can move forward as design thinkers and problem solvers.
We want to move- from the story of stuff to the story of solutions

Let's build a Better future, together!

Get the Free eBook until June 8th and help your students become the kinds of Thinkers that the world needs!
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Find out about ED-ucation Publishing's Top 5 resources. These are ones that we use in our own classrooms to teach about environmental issues.
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This new series focuses on character education, and will support teachers and parents in teaching their children about: being honest, having integrity, showing respect, being open-minded to others' ideas, using critical thinking skills, believing in themselves, and being empathetic, compassionate and caring citizens.
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​This includes the character education and the Learner Profile set with an additional guide to action and service learning for help kids to become change agents in their world.


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Let's not shy away from the big issues we need to help kids face. Let's support our learners and help them embody the skills, knowledge, attitudes and aptitudes needed to think of amazing solutions!!

Tosca Killoran
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