UC Berkeley’s Understanding Global Change is a free, systems-thinking platform for educators and self-guided learners to explore causes, processes, and measurable impacts of environmental and climate change. Aimed primarily at …
UC Berkeley’s Understanding Global Change is a free, systems-thinking platform for educators and self-guided learners to explore causes, processes, and measurable impacts of environmental and climate change. Aimed primarily at middle and high school, it offers an interactive modeling tool to build explanations of phenomena like sea level rise, plus downloadable pedagogy guides, classroom implementation tips, and California high school teacher-developed units tied to local contexts. Resources emphasize climate science, human contributions, impacts, mitigation, and adaptation, as well as cross-cutting concepts within the Earth system, aligning with NGSS practices through the use of Earth system modeling, storylines, and vetted datasets from the CLEAN collection.
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