MORE than half of teachers want to hold classes telling school kids how to stage angry protests against climate change, a survey revealed. Nearly all — including primary teachers with pupils as you…
vowed to give police new powers to arrest them. The poll asked 626 primary and secondary teachers in England for their views on climate change and education.Exctinction Rebellion held a series of crippling protests last year in what they dubbed a 'summer uprising'Meghan & Harry 'rejected Earl title for Archie because it has the word dumb in'HERR WE GO AGAINIndoor mixing joy as Rule of 6 finally axed on July 19...
The study, published in the journal Environmental Education Research, found that 72 per cent are already teaching about climate change in class. Professor Paul Howard-Jones, who carried out the study at Bristol University, said: “Teachers are willing to move forward with radical, action-oriented programmes that can help students drive our response to climate change.”
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