Science Is Constantly Evolving

Discover the latest in climate change and evolution education news.

Hawaii State Capitol
Hawaii State Capitol
Hawaii resolution encourages climate change education
Kelly Le
Kelly Le
Teach about climate change and injustice to position students as agents of change
Lydia Millet
Lydia Millet
We owe it to future generations
Maine State House
Maine State House
Climate change education bill in Maine progresses further
Ann Reid
Ann Reid
Why climate education? Because it’s even more interesting than molecular biology
Many years ago, when one of my kids was taking 9th-grade biology, I asked him what they had covered in class that day. “DNA replication,” he replied, sullenly. “So boring!” “Oh my God, you’re kidding me!” I cried. “Boring? It’s completely amazing! Think about it! There’s like a 10-foot-long string…
John Abraham
John Abraham
Climate scientists are becoming climate teachers
Climate scientists are a nerdy group of people; we love to carefully comb through data to better understand our planet. We also love to share our findings with our colleagues. We like to challenge each other, embracing good ideas and discarding the bad. We also are working hard to become better…
Bernadette Woods Placky
Bernadette Woods Placky
Prepared, not scared
NCSE's 40th anniversary logo
NCSE's 40th anniversary logo
Help Wanted: Director of Operations
David Amidon
David Amidon
Why I teach climate science

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