Brief: How collective learning can promote the uptake and use of climate research

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Title of Resource

Brief: How collective learning can promote the uptake and use of climate research

Identifier

FP_0103

Main Topic

Climate systems and extreme weather impact
Biodiversity and Ecosystem impacts
Soil and food security
Displacement and Refugees

TypeofFocus

General focus (e.g., if the resource covers several topics)

Format

Newspaper and article

License

Date Created

2020

Audience Education Level

Students (college/university)

Resource URL

Publisher URL

Type

text

countryOfOrigin

Other (region, other name, or more than one country)

Publication Continent

Africa

Science Approaches

Climate compatible development
Mitigation strategies
Adaptation strategies
ESD and ESD learning processes

Learning Approaches

Collaborative small group learning
Service learning - (type of experiential learning by doing work in community)
Place-based learning - (type of experiential learning within a local place and community)
Inquiry-based learning - (active learning that starts by posing questions, problems or scenarios)
Experiential learning - (learning through experiences and reflection)

Includes References

Yes

Indigenous Voice

Yes. Local context, Indigenous knowledge systems

Social Inclusion

Yes. Collaborative learning

Sustainable Development Goal

SDG 6 - Clean Water & Sanitation
SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities & Communities
SDG 12 - Responsible Production & Consumption
SDG 13 - Climate Action

Abstract

Universal responsibility - (sense of global responsibility)
Earth love - (respect Earth and life in all its diversity)
Systems thinking - (process for understanding the interrelationships among the key components of a system)

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