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Climate Change in Science Education: Survey Results

Climate Change in Science Education: Survey Results

Dr. David Evans, Executive Director of NSTA, talks about the results of a survey regarding science teachers and climate change, and offers suggestions on how to better support science educators in teaching climate change.

Lab Out Loud · Dale Basler and Brian Bartel

March 1, 201629m 55s

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Show Notes

In February, the journal Science published an article entitled “Climate Confusion Among U.S. Teachers” that has been attracting a great deal of mainstream media attention. Examining a nationwide survey of how middle school and high science teachers address climate change in their classes, the article reveals some encouraging insights and uncovers a few areas for improvement. To better understand the impact of this article, Lab Out Loud welcomes Dr. David Evans, Executive Director of NSTA, to the show. Dr. Evans joins co-hosts Brian Bartel and Dale Basler to discuss the results of the survey, suggest how recent implementation of the Next Generation Science Standards play a role in this conversation, and offer some suggestions on how to better support science educators in teaching climate change.

Show notes at: http://laboutloud.com/2016/02/episode-142-climate-change-survey/

Topics

scienceeducationclimatechangeTeachersSurveyNSTAncse