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Hello everyone! We will begin shortly.

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Hola todos. Desde Sur America

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You have 5 minutes to give a spiel on what you teach and what you want students to leave your class feeling about science.

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Any questions may be submitted using the Q&A feature at the bottom of your screen.

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Question 1. How did you become interested in your field (science) and your position (education)? [panelists: everyone]

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Hi everyone could you turn on your videos now

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Aida Awad rocks!

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Agree re Aida!! Amazing educator/leader.

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Question 2. What is the role of K-12 education versus Higher ed in transmitting Climate Change curriculum? (professors can discuss what they want students to come to university knowing as well.) [panelists: Yarrow, Neal, Patrick]

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Question 3. How do we handle climate deniers in the classroom? How can we make sure our students learn how to sort reliable and unreliable information? [panelists: Patricia, Patrick, Yarrow, Neal ]

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Trish my father in law still burns his trash, so obv you're a more effective educator than I am

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my dad used to do a huge Christmas burn pile with a self-made gasoline blow torch

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Question 4. How do you make your Climate Change narrative both realistic and hopeful? [panelists: Cliff, Patricia, Patrick, Yarrow, Neal ]

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If you have any questions please put them in the Q&A. We would love to answer them.

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Audience Question: Yarrow brought up incorporating climate education in other subjects. How can climate education be woven into teaching the arts?

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Final Question/ quick answer: What is the value of education in climate change mitigation?

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Been loving the climate change data sonification efforts..... to give an experience of the earth system quickening we are causing. Making Climate Data Sing: Using Music-like Sonifications to Convey a Key Climate RecordScott St. George1, Daniel Crawford2, Todd Reubold3, and Elizabeth Giorgi4View MorePrint Publication: 01 Jan 2017DOI: https://doi.org/10.1175/BAMS-D-15-00223.1

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For more information on One Book visitwww.northwestern.edu/onebookFor teaching resources from the Searle Center visitwww.northwestern.edu/searle

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Great job everyone and thank you!