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Why SDGs & Climate Education?
Why should we teach children about SDGs?
Future Ready: Prepare kids to solve tomorrow’s challenges.
Structured Framework: The SDGs organize global issues clearly.
Conscious Professionals: Inspire youth to build a better planet.
How can ARC help your school in its sustainability journey?
Positive Behavior: Inspires problem-solvers.
Structured Education: Teaches sustainability.
Action-Oriented: Moves awareness to action.
Why is CLIMATE EDUCATION so important?
- Early Education: Teaching sustainability shapes future habits.
- Historical Example: Early learning builds lasting core values.
- Eco-Conscious Youth: Instills lifelong environmental care habits.
What is the best way to integrate SDGs in schools?
- Plastic Crisis: Polybags pose a massive environmental problem.
- Simple Action: Bring your own reusable bags.
- Waste Reduction: Small individual changes cut plastic waste.
What is ARC? It’s purpose? And the need to integrate SDGs
- Core Purpose: Educate everyone about sustainability from school.
- Integrated Learning: Blend sustainability into existing school subjects.
- Behavior Change: Early education creates necessary behavioral shifts.
- Shared Vision: Work together to build a better planet.
Most important features of Be the Change books.
- Core Focus: Teach children global sustainability early.
- Integrated Learning: Blend climate education into normal subjects.
- Driven Purpose: Build conscious, future-ready global problem solvers.
Benefits of SDG education for schools, teachers & students
- Climate Actions: Teach students to protect the environment daily.
- Curriculum Design: Blend sustainable goals into standard schooling.
- Positive Impact: Help youth become active planetary problem solvers.
It is important to teach SDGs in all grades?
- Green Education: Empower students with early environmental knowledge.
- Effective Integration: Weave sustainability lessons into existing subjects.
- Empowered Youth: Guide future generations toward climate-conscious habits.
What if your teachers are teaching SDGs their own way?
- Inconsistent Learning: Assembly presentations lack consistent educational structure.
- Varying Approaches: Teachers explain sustainability using different methods.
- Curriculum Need: Teaching subjects without textbooks causes confusion.
- Structured Content: ARC books offer essential, standardized learning.
Importance of Be the Change books: By a student in QATAR
- Youth Passion: Driven to fight climate change.
- Ongoing Threat: Climate change continuously harms global communities.
- Daily Actions: Practice sustainable choices every single day.
- Healthy Future: Living sustainably ensures a better world.
Sustainability is the Future. Built for Today.
Tip 1: The AC trick
- Ideal Air Temperature: Set air conditioners to 24 degrees Celsius.
- Environmental Harm: Running ACs too low causes outdoor pollution.
- Hidden Expense: Excess electricity consumption increases monthly power bills.
- Eco-Friendly Choice: Keep ACs at 26 or 27 degrees.
Tip 2: Repeat your outfit
- Early Actions: Start environmental care from your childhood.
- Classroom Integration: Learn about climate changes through everyday school subjects.
- Global Problem-Solvers: Shape students into active planetary protectors.
Tip 3: Eat local fruits & veggies
- Imported Produce: Shipping fruits across borders causes heavy pollution.
- High Carbon Footprint: Air transportation increases environmental harm significantly.
- Local Advantage: Locally grown foods offer maximum nutrients.
- Economic Benefit: Buying local food boosts farmers’ incomes.
Tip 4: Carry your own bag
- Massive Plastic Consumption: Millions of polybags are used globally.
- Environmental Prevention: Bringing cloth bags avoids huge plastic waste.
- Long Decomposition: Plastic bags take centuries to completely dissolve.
- Eco-Friendly Choice: Using cloth bags is a smart action.
Tip 5: Using leather is not cool
- Hidden Cruelty: Animals are raised and killed for leather.
- Worker Danger: Factory workers risk severe health issues like cancer.
- Massive Waste: Production creates 50 million tons of waste daily.
- Pollution Impact: Disposed waste damages both water and land.
Tip 6: Use thrift clothes
- Environmental Focus: Start climate and sustainability education early.
- School Integration: Blend eco-friendly topics into existing subjects.
- Problem Solvers: Turn young students into planetary protectors.
Tip 7: Upcycling is cool
- Eco-Friendly Habits: Teach kids to protect the planet daily.
- School Integration: Blend climate change topics into standard learning.
- Empowered Students: Help children become future global problem solvers.
Tip 8: Wearing sport shoes is cool
- Climate Education: Teach children global sustainability goals early.
- Seamless Integration: Embed eco-friendly lessons into everyday subjects.
- Future Generations: Prepare youth to protect our planet.
Tip 9: Talk about mental health
- Climate Awareness: Teach youth to protect the planet daily.
- School Integration: Blend sustainability goals into standard learning.
- Future Leaders: Guide children to solve tomorrow’s challenges.
Tip 10: Buy local
- Packaging Waste: Online shipments create excessive unnecessary trash.
- Local Solution: Buying nearby prevents standard packing waste.
- Reusable Practice: Always bring your own grocery bag.
- Eco-Friendly Choice: Supporting small local businesses helps protect nature.
Tip 11: Don't waste food
- Climate Action: Teach students to protect the environment daily.
- School Integration: Blend sustainable goals into standard schooling.
- Future Generations: Prepare youth to protect our planet.
Tip 12: Please recycle your waste
- Unsung Heroes: Ragmen act as crucial planetary heroes.
- Resource Loop: They collect recycling for scrap dealers.
- Landfill Reduction: Selling scrap keeps trash out of landfills.
- Major Impact: This habit slashes greenhouse gas emissions.
Tip 13: Carry your own cutlery
- Travel Problem: Piles of scattered plastic litter tourist destinations.
- Massive Waste: India creates millions of tons of plastic.
- Wildlife Threat: single-use plastic creates terrible marine biohazards.
- Eco-Friendly Alternative: Carry reusable forks, spoons, and glass everywhere
Tip 10: Buy local
- Packaging Waste: Online shipments create excessive unnecessary trash.
- Local Solution: Buying nearby prevents standard packing waste.
- Reusable Practice: Always bring your own grocery bag.
- Eco-Friendly Choice: Supporting small local businesses helps protect nature.
Programs & Workshops by ARC
GREEN ACTION certification program for SCHOOLS
GREEN PATH for STUDENTS to become Green Warriors
HAPPINESS workshop for teachers & corporates
Celebrate SUSTINABILITY WEEK in your school/office