This is a highly topical and practical book that shows teachers how to engage students in on topical issues not just in school and their wider communities but also on an international scale. It provides a range of actions from classroom activities through to longer term projects that can be used in lessons or in their own time. It is an innovative resource that will inspire younger people to think about the environment of the planet.This book details a wide range of ways in which young people can make a difference on issues that concern them, in school, in their local communities, nationally and internationally. The activities, which range from practical actions that take only a few minutes, to long-term projects, can be used in lessons to help students develop their skills of participation, or to inspire young people to use their own time to make a difference.

A highly topical and practical book showing teachers how to engage students in green issues, in their school, wider community and on an international scale.

About the Author
Kate Brown is currently a humanities teacher at Institut International de Lancy.

Reviews
"Brown, a teacher in an international school and educational resources consultant, provides a comprehensive guide for to help teachers support students who want to make a difference. The 50 projects here range in scope from the classroom to the world, and focus on facilitating the potential of young people to bring about change, no matter what change they wish to choose." -Book News, February 2009



Book Information
ISBN 9781847061225
Author Kate Brown
Format Paperback
Page Count 128
Imprint Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC