Education 2.0 & 3.0

Back in 2013 Google launched an awesome standalone tool called " Google Earth Timelapse " which could show you how any location on Eart

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While you're at home, Nat Geo has resources so you can continue learning about the world.

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Human Impact on the Environment is a collection of resources that shows real-world effects of our actions on the environment. The collection supports teachers who wish to integrate environmental education into existing Life and Earth Science curricula.
For resources that directly explain the science behind climate change see the Clue into Climate and Climate Literacy collections.

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