Most effective climate education strategy for schools – Today’s Clidemy Climate Poll
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Yesterday was a ??? ?????? ??? for me, and the Clidemy & Akshayakalpa teams. We started off our climate “education” experiments for schools – the segment with perhaps the highest potential to enable a ??????????? transformation to a more sustainable future.
Together, we did (Akshayakalpa did, we watched, to be precise) ??? ????? ???? ???? ??? ??????? ????? ????? ?? ??? ??? ?????? ?? ??????? – a series of about 10 sessions done over 3 months when children in grades 3-7 learn about sustainable farming and food right at their schools!
The idea is to explore effective climate & environmental education for schools.
Our specialty focus areas include
Net Zero by Narsi
Insights and interactions on climate action by Narasimhan Santhanam, Director - EAI
View full playlistA small but satisfying start it indeed was, with about 20 children engaged in down to earth, get your hands dirty work – and it appeared they were all enjoying it. In the first session, they learnt how to make raised beds at a place allotted within the school campus.
The dream is to have a wonderful food garden flourishing in the school, started and maintained by the children, and the fruits and vegetables used by them right in their schools. Doesn’t that sounds awesome!
Now, while this appears to be indeed an exciting beginning, climate education at schools can be a lot more.
So, for today’s poll, I am requesting you to suggest which of the four could be the best way to transform school children such that they can transform the world of tomorrow into something far more sustainable.
You can select from one of the choices, or put down any other suggestion or strategy you have in Comments. Thank you!
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Poll by: CliDemy – the Climate Academy – ?? ???? ???????? & ??????-??? ???? ?? ????????? ????????? ??????? ????????? ?? ? ??????? ?????? ????????? ?? 2030. Help us do that!
Akshayakalpa Organic | CliDemy – the Climate Academy
Chandan Raghothama | Kern Agrawal ( & more important Ranjani – can’t find her on LinkedIn) | Shashi Kumar | Vachana Shetty
See my LinkedIn post on this topic
