Written by Julia Quinn, Don Galbraith Award Recipient 2022, Brock University. The goal of this resource is to integrate research (select, evaluate, analyze and draw conclusions) and literacy (written and oral communication) skills in the context of taking a position on climate change. Students will compare various climate change perspectives, evaluate the trustworthiness of various […]
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