The Climate Crisis 気候危機


The unfolding climate crisis is unprecedented in importance. The future of life on earth is in the balance, and many students in Japan are unaware of the severity of the situation they are in. With this in mind, Discuss Earth has developed a 90 minute lesson plan to raise awareness of our current predicament. 

It is hoped the students will take part in research at the same time to analyse the efficacy of the lesson plan. There is a short 10 question survey on Survey Monkey that students will take before and after the lesson. This survey is intended to highlight any change in level of concern, and anticipated changes in behaviour due to the lesson.

There are three levels for the lesson. A1/A2, B1/B2 and C1/C2. Teachers can download the worksheets from this page, then download the video, and also give students the link to the survey from this page.

Step 1

Have your students fill out the questionnaire before the Climate Crisis lesson by clicking the link below.

Link

Step 2

Download the video by clicking the link below.

Step 2

Download the Student worksheet below. There are three levels.

CEFR A1/A2

CEFR B1/B2

CEFR C1/C2

Step 3

Download the Teacher’s answer sheet below.

CEFR A1/A2

CEFR B1/B2

CEFR C1/C2

Step 4

Have your students fill out the questionnaire after the Climate Crisis lesson by clicking the link below.

Link

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Step 5

Spread the word about this lesson to your friends and colleagues.

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