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Teacher professional development

Guide for Organizing a Climathon

The Office for Climate Education (OCE) presents the Guide for Organizing a Climathon, a comprehensive resource designed to federate schools and the broader community—students, teachers, local associations, parents, NGOs, policymakers, scientists, and urban planners—around collaborative climate action. This guide provides a step-by-step methodology to plan, execute, and follow up on Climathons, inspiring climate adaptation and mitigation projects with real-world impact.

Guide for Organizing a Climathon

The Office for Climate Education (OCE) presents the Guide for Organizing a Climathon, a comprehensive resource designed to federate schools and the broader community—students, teachers, local associations, parents, NGOs, policymakers, scientists, and urban planners—around collaborative climate action. This guide provides a step-by-step methodology to plan, execute, and follow up on Climathons, inspiring climate adaptation and mitigation projects with real-world impact.

Class activities

The Climate in Our Hands - Climate Models

The manual "The Climate in Our Hands – Climate Models" provides educators with the tools and resources needed to effectively teach climate models and their significance in understanding climate change.

The Climate in Our Hands - Climate Models

The manual "The Climate in Our Hands – Climate Models" provides educators with the tools and resources needed to effectively teach climate models and their significance in understanding climate change.

Climate science

IPCC Special Report "The Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate" - Summary for teachers

The "Summary for Teachers of the IPCC Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (SROCC)" is an ideal resource to help you educate your students about the critical role oceans and frozen environments play in the climate system.

IPCC Special Report "The Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate" - Summary for teachers

The "Summary for Teachers of the IPCC Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (SROCC)" is an ideal resource to help you educate your students about the critical role oceans and frozen environments play in the climate system.

Videos

The Regulating Role of the Ocean on the Climate - Sébastien Carassou

The Regulating Role of the Ocean on the Climate - Sébastien Carassou This video is part of the Billes de sciences series, produced by the Fondation La Main à la

The Regulating Role of the Ocean on the Climate - Sébastien Carassou

The Regulating Role of the Ocean on the Climate - Sébastien Carassou This video is part of the Billes de sciences series, produced by the Fondation La Main à la

Class activities

Lesson A2 - Evidence of climate change

Students collect various evidence showing that the world climate has been changing over the last decades (global warming, sea level rise, melting of glaciers and sea ice, extreme events...).

Lesson A2 - Evidence of climate change

Students collect various evidence showing that the world climate has been changing over the last decades (global warming, sea level rise, melting of glaciers and sea ice, extreme events...).

Teacher professional development

MOOC “Climate Change Education: From Knowledge to Action”

The Office for Climate Education (OCE) launches an innovative online course: an opportunity for teachers all over the world to learn how to teach about climate change online and for free.

MOOC “Climate Change Education: From Knowledge to Action”

The Office for Climate Education (OCE) launches an innovative online course: an opportunity for teachers all over the world to learn how to teach about climate change online and for free.

Class activities

Lesson E4 - Adaptation and mitigation measures worldwide

The students realise that there are many solutions to deal with climate change, either through adaptation or mitigation, and that many people and organisations are already taking action.

Lesson E4 - Adaptation and mitigation measures worldwide

The students realise that there are many solutions to deal with climate change, either through adaptation or mitigation, and that many people and organisations are already taking action.