Climate Change Education
Climate Change Education
Dr Mercer and Dr Kythreotis are currently working on a project that assesses the potential for higher education (HE) students to engender greater public participation and climate action amongst school pupils through the creation of educational games. The study develops a new approach to climate change education (CCE) and education for sustainable development (ESD) whereby HE geography students become co-producers of climate knowledge and action through creating, playing and delivering games in a life-cycle approach. The research will culminate in a university outreach programme led by university students that will see an interdisciplinary team forging important links with school teachers and school students. It is expected that the results will enhance the CCE and ESD capacities in schools, colleges and universities, adding new insights into climate education and pedagogy into the 21st century.
Find out more about LCGR other research
The New Civil Politics of Climate Change
Find out more about our research which aims to identify, and account for, some key elements of a ‘new civil politics’ of climate change emerging at local and national scales across the UK.
Rivers of Civilisation
Find out more about our involvement in investigating the impact of Holocene and historical climate change on floodwater farming in dryland rivers in the Desert Nile, Sudan and the Aral Sea basin, Kazakhstan.
Seasonal Weather Prediction
Find out how our research is working towards solving the limitations of weather forecasting and the benefits this could provide to society.
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School of Geography, College of Health and Science
University of Lincoln, Think Tank, Ruston Way, Lincoln, LN6 7DW
Tel: +44(0)1522 835820