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Herramientas prácticas para una docencia climáticamente resiliente en la educación superior
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Knowledge Hub
Una biblioteca curada y con buscador de lecturas, herramientas y medios externos sobre educación en resiliencia climática, recopilada por el consorcio RISE UP.
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12 Climate books for teachers and educators
Yale Climate Connections
Recommended books about Climate transition for educators and students.
Centre for Understanding Human Relationships with the Environment
Elite Centre CUHRE
It studies ecoliteracy, sustainability education and how education can transform people's relationship with natur, bridging psychology, education and sustainability
Climate change education in Polish and British national curriculum frameworks
Agnieszka Kozłowska
Climate change education in Polish and British national curriculum frameworks
Compass Project: Guiding minds and inspiring action in climate change education
Climate Cares Centre, Imperial College London
Report on integrating climate education, mental health, resilience and action. It argues for centering emotional resilience in climate change education so young people can thrive, act and prepare for climate-related careers.
UN Global Compact Network Poland, Know-how hub. Centrum Transferu Wiedzy
Report on climate education in Poland
Fantazmaty klimatyczne a lęki społeczne. Perspektywa edukacyjna
Beata A. Polak
Article proposes an educational approach that combines knowledge about the climate crisis with the analysis of social emotions in order to recognize and work through climate fears (e.g. leading to denial), transforming them into more constructive attitudes towards the crisis.
KLIMATORIUM
transform climate anxiety into active learning and solution design. Describes a teaching sequence that combines knowledge about climate change, work on climate solutions, innovation, and co-creation, with the explicit aim of shifting it toward action
DG HochN
German handout that explains GreenComp visually and highlights its competence areas for sustainability learning. It also points to gaps in curricula, especially around social-emotional and action-oriented learning.
GreenComp in practice: Case studies on the use of the European competence framework
European Commission / DG EAC, Technopolis Group, 3S
Analytical report with case studies on how GreenComp is used across settings and education levels. It identifies pathways of change, key enablers and implementation challenges.
GreenComp – Kompetenzrahmen für Nachhaltigkeit
BNE-digital / European Commission
German-language overview of GreenComp with access to the German PDF. It summarizes the four competence areas and positions GreenComp as a non-binding reference framework for sustainability competences in education.
GreenComp: The European sustainability competence framework
European Commission Joint Research Centre
Foundational EU framework for sustainability competences, providing a common reference point for learners and guidance for educators. It defines 12 competences across four areas and is directly relevant for curriculum design and toolbox development.
Grøn omstilling på erhvervsuddannelserne (Green transition in vocational education and training)
Klima Kompetencer Sjælland
Presents six transversal green competences identified through Danish labour market analyses.
Center for IT Undervisningen
Each episode explains a key climate concept in simple language and encourages learners to reflect on how it relates to their own field. It provides also a glossary both for educators to better explain and for students
Lisa-Marie Seyfried & Juliane Scheering
Open-access German chapter that proposes an orientation framework for integrating climate emotions into higher-education learning and educational management. It links personal development, emotional learning and education for sustainable development.
KlimaTV
Series of videos that explore the psychological dimensions of the climate crisis, bringing together discussions on climate anxiety, denial, and how communication and understanding of psychology can help transform fear into engagement and action.
Lærerstuderendes forestillinger om bæredygtighed og Uddannelse for Bæredygtig Udvikling (UBU)
Studier i Læreruddannelse og Profession
Investigates how student teachers understand sustainability and UBU. It concludes that future teachers are motivated but lack a conceptual framework for teaching sustainability, making it highly relevant for educator training and GreenComp adaptation
MIT Climate Portal / MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative
Curated hub with classroom-ready activities, articles, educator guides, podcast-linked resources and open course materials for climate teaching. It supports both high school and college educators.
Jorrit Holst & Mandy Singer-Brodowski (Institut Futur, Freie Universität Berlin)
Short monitoring report on how sustainability and education for sustainable development are structurally embedded in German higher education. It identifies progress as well as gaps in curricula and institutional governance.
Springer Nature Link
This article emphasises the need to advance transformative learning in sustainability science and practice in higher education by addressing the inner dimensions of sustainability: our individual and collective values, beliefs, worldviews, and associated transformative qualities and capacities.
Psychologia kryzysu klimatycznego
Bożena Gulla, Kinga Tucholska, Agnieszka Ziernicka-Wojtaszek
This publication comprehensively discusses the climate crisis from a psychological and climate science perspective, examining climate anxiety, emotions, coping mechanisms, adaptation, and the scientific basis of climate change, among other things, and proposing actions to support individuals and societies in responding to this crisi
Loka Initiative, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Center for Healthy Minds & Nelson Institute)
A free 4-course asynchronous program combining contemplative practices, activism, and community-building skills to help participants face eco-anxiety and climate distress with joyful resilience. The first course to conceptualize "deep resilience" as the integration of psychological, community, and ecological resilience. Available in 70+ countries via edX.
Studenci kierunków pedagogicznych wobec zmian klimatycznych. Komunikat z badań
Joanna Bednarczuk-Kasprzyk, Małgorzata Kamińska
Climate change is a global, irreversible planetary crisis affecting all aspects of social, economic and health life, which increases fears (including chronic anxiety and PTSD) and requires an urgent transformation of education and social attitudes to enable effective adaptation to new conditions.
HAW Hamburg
Article on the KLIM MENT project at HAW Hamburg, which examines climate anxiety and mental health among students and explores preventive approaches for universities. It frames climate anxiety as a growing issue for young adults in higher education.
Taking a Problem-Based Learning Approach to Teaching Ecopsychology
Adams, Matthew ; Jordan, Martin
The text explores how ecopsychology can be taught in higher education through Problem-Based Learning based the experience of delivering a course in ecopsychology at the University of Brighton in the United Kingdom.
The Existential Toolkit for Climate Justice Educators: How to Teach in a Burning World
Sarah Jaquette Ray & Jennifer Atkinson (University of California Press)
A practical 344-page guide featuring 37 activities and strategies for helping students navigate climate anxiety, grief, and existential distress while building resilience and taking transformative action. Includes trauma-informed pedagogical approaches, embodied learning exercises, and community-building tools.
Anouk Mertens, Maarten B. Eppinga, Patrick Arens, et al. (International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, Emerald Publishing)
A peer-reviewed paper presenting a step-by-step mixed-method approach for evaluating how the 12 GreenComp sustainability competences are integrated into university curricula. Tested on a STEM bachelor's program at the University of Aruba, the roadmap helps educators identify competence gaps and supports curriculum self-reflection. Highly relevant for operationalizing GreenComp in RISE UP.
Emma Lawrance, Rhiannon Thompson, Gianluca Fontana & Neil Jennings (Imperial College London)
Evidence briefing on how climate change affects mental health and emotional wellbeing, with implications for policy and practice. It synthesizes pathways such as eco-anxiety, extreme weather impacts and wider social determinants.
Zmiany klimatu a zdrowie psychiczne: przegląd aktualnej literatury
Magdalena Gawrych
The review article shows that climate change, through disasters and long-term environmental processes, exacerbates mental health problems (including stress, anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts), while emphasizing the need to strengthen psychosocial resilience and create local adaptation strategies and institutional support.
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