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  • What is InTeGrate and why use InTeGrate materials?
  • Connections to the world we live in
  • Sustainability across the curriculum
  • Stronger academic programs
  • 5 guiding principles
  • Pedagogies in Action

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      • Lessons Learned from InTeGrate's Materials Development Program and What Remains Undone
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      • Integrating Energy, Earth and Environmental Education
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      • Core Competencies for Sustainability Education Programs
      • Helping your department or program to survive and thrive in the changing world of higher education
      • Students as Bridges Between Disciplines and Across Campus for Sustainability
      • Preparing Your Students for Environmental Careers
      • Departmental Climate and GeoEthics
      • 2018 Workshops
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      • Engaging Environmental Justice in Geoscience Courses
      • Engaging Students in Understanding the Earth System as it Intertwines with Key Societal Issues: High School Teachers
      • Engaging Students in Understanding the Earth System as it Intertwines with Key Societal Issues: K-8 Teachers
      • Connecting Earth Science and Sustainability to Teach the NGSS
      • 2018 Webinars
      • Supporting All Students Through Active Learning
      • Pathways to performance expectations using InTeGrate materials
      • Sustaining Your Interdisciplinary Environmental and Sustainability Program: Opportunities and Resources
      • Context Diversity: A New Paradigm for Equity and Inclusion in Higher Education
      • Introductory Integrate-rich Physical Geology course
      • Communicating Science to a Broad Audience: Social Media for You and Your Students
      • Exploring ways to make the InTeGrate Mineral Resources module your own
      • Teaching Ocean Sustainability using Active Learning Techniques
      • Critical Zone Science: A transdisciplinary approach to environmental science
      • Integrating GPS, SfM, and TLS into Geoscience Field Courses
      • Addressing Landslide Hazards in Introductory Undergraduate Courses
      • Educating Skillful Visualizers
      • Addressing Critical Issues in Your Community: Examples for Introductory Courses
      • Interdisciplinary Teaching and Sustainability
      • Teaching Sustainability in an Interdisciplinary First-Year Seminar
      • Designing Activities for Effective Online Teaching
      • 2017 Workshops
      • 2017 Earth Educators' Rendezvous
      • Strengthening Geoscience Competency for HBCU Pre-Service Teachers
      • Pan-African Approaches to Teaching Geoscience
      • Teaching About Earth Online
      • Integrating Earth Literacy with Societal Issues
      • Putting Sustainability into Action
      • Sustainable Solutions to Societal Issues Workshop
      • 2017 Webinars
      • InTeGrate 101
      • Ways to Support All Students
      • Using InTeGrate Materials in K-8 Teacher Preparation
      • Using Model-Based Reasoning and Experiential Learning to Understand and Improve Sustainability in a Campus Food System
      • Assessing the Impact of InTeGrate Materials in Introductory Environmental Science and Botany Courses
      • Addressing Food Security Issues in Your Course
      • Water and Food Sustainability
      • Sustainability Across the Curriculum
      • Adapting InTeGrate Modules For Biology Courses and Online Courses
      • Fostering Systems Thinking in Your Students
      • Incorporating Environmental Data-Driven Inquiry and Exploration in Your Course
      • Integrating Hazards and Societal Impact into Your Course
      • Addressing Earthquake Hazards with LiDAR, GPS, and InSAR in Upper-level Undergraduate Courses
      • Moving sustainability forward through community partnerships, collaborative initiatives, and earth advocacy
      • 2016 Workshops
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      • ESA Workshop 2016
        • Program
        • Resources
        • End of Workshop Survey
      • 2016 Webinars
      • Developing Graduate Students' Teaching Capacity with InTeGrate Teaching Materials
      • Teaching About Natural Hazards and Risks
      • Teaching Sustainability and Environmental Justice in the Humanities and Social Sciences
      • The Importance of Diversity and Equity in Supporting the Whole Student
      • Addressing Water Resources and Sustainability in Upper-level Undergraduate Courses
      • Developing Students' Data Skills
      • Addressing Energy Sources and their Impact on the Environment
      • Teaching the Impacts of Human Carbon Emissions on the Atmosphere, Oceans, Climate, and Economy
      • Teaching About the Critical Zone and the Changing Biosphere
      • Connecting Science to Issues of Justice in your Course
      • Interdisciplinary Teaching: Building Sustainability into your Non-Science Class
      • Using Data to Teach About Societally Important Questions
      • Improving Climate Literacy Through your Undergraduate Course
      • Teaching about Soils as a Critical Resource: Materials and Activities for your Classroom
      • Working with Diverse Students on Societally Relevant Geoscience Issues
      • Making Change Happen at your Institution
      • Transforming Teacher Preparation to Teach for Sustainability
      • 2015 Workshops
      • 2015 Earth Educators' Rendezvous
      • Colorado's Energy Portfolio
      • Coastal Hazards, Risk, and Environmental Justice
      • 2015 Webinars
      • Expanding the Impact of your Program
      • InTeGrate Modules for 2YC Classrooms
      • Program-Scale Integrate Materials for 2YC
      • Fall 2015 Webinars
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      • 2014 Workshops
      • Broadening Access to the Earth and Environmental Sciences
      • Teaching about Risk and Resilience
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      • Engineering, Sustainability, and the Geosciences
      • Teaching Environmental Justice: Interdisciplinary Approaches
      • Geoscience and the 21st Century Workforce
      • 2012 Workshops
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      • Teaching the Methods of Geoscience
      • Systems, Society, Sustainability and the Geosciences
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  • Initial Publication Date: August 7, 2016
  • Short URL: https://serc.carleton.edu/154703
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This work is supported by a National Science Foundation (NSF) collaboration between the Directorates for Education and Human Resources (EHR) and Geosciences (GEO) under grant DUE - 1125331.

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