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“Getting to Zero” (Carbon Emissions) Card Game workshop

Getting to Zero is a physical card game that is conceptualised for secondary school Geography students or anyone interested in Singapore’s energy options. The overall objective of the game is to enlighten student players on the kinds of national/institutional strategies that can be employed to strive for net-zero emissions as well as their accompanying trade-offs. […]

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“Kids can save the earth”, Straits Times

“Kids can save the earth”, Straits Times  21 June 2021 SLL co-chair Dr Tricia Seow spoke to The Straits Times about how parents can help inculcate a sustainable mindset and build sustainable practices in their children. Straits Times subscribers can find the article can be found here: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/parenting-education/ways-to-get-kids-to-care-about-the-environment

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“Commentary: Sustainability cannot just be taught in geography lessons”, CNA

“Commentary: Sustainability cannot just be taught in geography lessons” 16 May 2021 SLL co-chair Dr Tricia Seow wrote a commentary for Channel News Asia arguing that curricula and pedagogy need to be recrafted to encourage inter-disciplinary learning and community partnerships in sustainability education. These will facilitate the development of environmental citizens with the knowledge and

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“What’s the state of climate change education in Singapore’s school curriculum”

“What is the state of climate change education in Singapore’s school curriculum?” 13 May 2021 Professor Chang Chew Hung, SLL member and Dean of Academic and Strategic Development, NIE, chats with Jaime Ho in the CNA podcast The Climate Conversations.  Prof Chang comments on how Singapore educators and those who shape our school curricula are

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