Focusing on innovative teaching methods, this book illustrates how educators can approach climate change from various disciplinary angles. It emphasizes a transdisciplinary approach, integrating science, narrative, and justice to engage students. The author shares practical examples from their own classroom experiences, providing insights and strategies for effectively incorporating climate change education across different subjects.
Year after year, our exposure to the Gita remains limited to these fleeting visual engagements as they become part of our muscle memory as we go about our chores.
"Arctic Sky" tells of a young climate activist who discovers her own courage in the frozen depths of a Russian prison. "Palimpsest" is set on a bionic (living)space station that launches explorers into the farthest reaches of Time and Space. In "The Room on the Roof" an ancient culture meets modern mysteries with unexpected results. Our non-fiction title piece, "Utopias of the Third Kind," is a first look at actual utopias that are responding to our looming dystopian nightmare. "Hunger" is a short story that finds both understanding and forgiveness for humankind's original sin. Our Outspoken Interview and a bibliography round out this new collection.
A book of stories of how uncertainly we move through space and time by ourselves and with others.