LEARNING & MENTORSHIP SESSIONS

Over the course of the Challenge, we will be offering a number of opportunities for your team to learn more, ask questions, and get feedback on your design. Be sure to check back regularly on this page to learn about upcoming learning sessions and to sign-up for feedback or mentorship sessions.

Learning Sessions

Each week between the kick-off event in January and the submission due date (March 31), Team Planet will be offering at least one virtual learning session. These sessions will relate to the Challenge themes - EARTH (food and soil systems) and FIRE (energy and transportation systems), to the problems we see from climate injustices in these areas, and to solutions that are out there to address these problems. As a class or team, can join sessions live to ask questions, or you can watch them later.

Clean & Equitable Energy Systems

Rachel McBride

Partnership for Southern Equity

Being a Good Trouble Maker

Rohit Malhotra

Center for Civic Innovation

Feedback & Mentorship

Does your class or team have questions about the Challenge, or are you looking for feedback on your ChangeMaker Plan? Do you want to talk to someone who can provide insights and advice on your proposed solution? Request to schedule a 1:1 session with someone who can help!

Request a Session

Does your class or your team have questions about the Challenge or want feedback on your design? You can request a short virtual sessions with members of Team Planet and CCPS for students and teachers to ask questions and get feedback.

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Educator Support

Team Planet & CCPS will also be offering ongoing support and sessions for participating educators. Be sure to check back for those events as they get scheduled for February & March.

Workshop on Teaching Climate Change

Presented by Environmental Education Alliance of Georgia

Tues, March 21 @ GA Tech; fee-based

EEA's Climate Education Summit is a 'basecamp' for teachers and non-formal educators, offering all of the following to attendees:

  • Project WET's "Climate, Water and Resilience" training, certification, and curriculum book
  • Project Wild's "Climate and Wildlife" training, certification, and curriculum book
  • Project Learning Tree's "Carbon and Climate" training, certification, and curriculum book
  • Solutions! simulation: training based on Project Drawdown and educator version of the game

Q&A w/ CPF & CCPS for Challenge Educators

Do you have questions about the Challenge or need some ideas about how to get started? Join this open Q&A session with members of the Clayton County PS & Captain Planet Foundation teams to answer your questions and get you started!

TUES FEB 14 @ 4pm EST

Leading Students through a Design Thinking Process

Join Karan Wood, longtime STEM educator and Executive Director of Environmental Education Alliance of GA for a review of the human-centered design process and to answer questions about leading your students through this Challenge.

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