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Join the Facebook Group for the BC Working Group and Network on Sustainablity Education!

The Province and the Council of Forest Industries have teamed up to develop education kits for teaching secondary school students about the mountain pine beetle and how British Columbia is responding to the epidemic.

This video, produced by the BC Lung Association, focuses on outdoor air quality, is about 20 minutes in length and is divided into four components:

This is an impressive free 20-minute video that educators may want to
use in class to illustrate the down side of our current linear model of
consumption and how it violates sustainability principles. It is clever,
fast, information packed, and entertaining.

http://www.storyofstuff.com/

Students or faculty may have seen it, so it is good to be aware of it.

Do you want to find a better way to organize your teaching and lesson planning?

Do you want to be part of positive change from within the education system?

Do you want to empower your students to become environmentally responsible?

The Undergraduate Semester in Dialogue addresses what we believe is the principal challenge for contemporary education: to inspire students with a sense of civic responsibility, encourage their passion to improve Canadian society, and develop innovative intellectual tools for effective problem solving. Each semester we develop an original and intensive learning experience that uses dialogue to focus student education on public issues.