Climate Change Education in Canada and Beyond

Research
Written By Laura Pasquariello

In a 2022 research report written by Andrea J Moreau (edited by Allison S Lalla and Hayat Shariff), the author addresses addresses the state of environment and climate change education in Canadian secondary school curricula. By engaging the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals as an analytical framework, the structure and form of how Canada's provinces and territories portray the issue of climate change is examined. In particular, the extent to which school curricula reflect the realities of the scientific consensus on climate change, as well as the social, economic, and cultural dimensions of climate change are central focuses of the book. The purpose is to consider the role of the education system in mobilizing young people with the knowledge and skills necessary to take meaningful action on climate change issues within Canada and abroad.

View and download the PDF version (ISBN 978-1-7778944-2-9) of the report below. The HTML version of the report (ISBN 978-1-7778944-3-6) is forthcoming in September 2022.

Bibliographic information.

Original publication date: 1 July 2022

Webpage publication date: 1 July 2022

Webpage last updated: 1 July 2022

Laura Pasquariello

Laura is a graduate of the University of Toronto (BA Hons, Equity Studies and History) and a current student at Claremont Lincoln University (MPA). Through her schooling at the University of Toronto, she became passionate about education, curriculum, learning environments, and schooling policy. Laura previously conducted a major research paper about the representation of Black and Indigenous peoples in textbooks that have been approved by the Ontario government.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-pasquariello-91b292201/
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