ANILA.D NAIR
India
Co-teacher: LIJO ELIZABETH ABRAHAM
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School: THE OXFORD SCHOOL
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Students were made to identify the exact definition of climate change and the factors contributing to the climate change. Students were encouraged to identify the causes of climate change locally, distinguishing the differences between weather and climate , analysis of the carbon cycle and a demonstration on the influence of temperature on climate change. Classes were conducted on global warming, study of graded climate change, the carbon cycle and photosynthesis through which students identified the causes of climate change .
Students were able to identify the causes of climatic change and the factors which contribute to the change of Ecosytem as well as the change in the climate.Students explained the causes for the destruction of Flaura and Fauna due to climatic change and also explained the causes for the imbalance of nature and how it accelerates the process of natural calamities like flood, flashflood, landslide and Earthquake.Due to human activities weather pattern changes which paved the way for occurence of droughts. Burning of plastics causes increase in carbon dioxide and the rise of green house gases also paved the way for the change in climate.
The Oxford School
Climate Action Plan
Activity Report-Team 3
The Climate Action Project was launched in 2017 aiming to connect students globally and allow them to discuss, create, and share findings and solutions online. As participants in the project, teachers and students can exchange experiences and local insights, making learning global and authentic. Our main goal is to nurture global citizens who have a deep and nuanced understanding of the world in which they live, and who are willing to take action for a better world.
Climate action: Local to global was the topic for the Week 3.
Selected Students and teachers from The Oxford school,Trivandrum had a collaboration session with the teachers and students of DPS International, Gurgaon on 16-10-2020 from 1 pm to 2 pm on Zoom. Siddeeque Jubair of grade 9 prepared a video on the topic Australian forest fire and its impacts and presented it during the session and Krithik Gopinath of grade 3 presented his PPT on the topic Biodiversity in Mangrove land forms. Both the presentations gained appreciations from every participants in the session.
Students identified potential solutions for climate changes which can be done locally at their own houses.
1.Biowaste recycling and using it for developing an aquatic ecosystem
2.Hydroponics
3.Drip irrigation
Attended a zoom webinar 'Climate Change Hackathon' on October 28,2020 by Lucie and Emma Jacobs,WWF. We discussed on topics like how to engage politicians to practically take action on climate change, what are the major barriers that stop us from engaging politiciansto take action on global change etc and shared the solutions found by various schools.
All students along with teachers attended the Climate Action Day webinar on Novemebr 5th 2020. Students took an oath. All students being the part of planEd activity, planted trees in their own houses.
