TSC-4062-2 – Climate Change – 2nd Edition

IMPORTANT: Please note that the printed version of the toolkit will be offered free of charge with the Learning Guide while stocks last.

Climate Change is a Secondary IV course in the Science and Technology program, intended to develop learners’ ability to deal with situations relating to key climate change issues.

A better understanding of these issues will enable them to take action to reduce their carbon footprint and raise public awareness of climate change as part of a project they will carry out.

Duration: 50 hours (2 units)

Content

The learning guide is composed of 12 learning situations, three of which are experimental activities.

The issues studied concern:

• disruptions in the carbon cycle and the increase in the greenhouse effect caused by human activities;
• acidification of the oceans;
• the melting of the glaciers leading to flooding;
• increased frequency of droughts and extreme climate events;
• disturbances in terrestrial and aquatic biomes, which affect various animal and plant species.

Evaluation

Passing mark for scored activities: 60%

Passing mark for certification examination: 60%

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