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This learning path guides high school students through understanding different energy sources—fossil fuels, nuclear, and renewables—and evaluating their environmental trade-offs. Starting with foundational concepts of energy and environmental impact, it progresses through each energy type, efficiency, conservation, and culminates in a comparative analysis framework.
This learning path introduces the fundamentals of soil science, covering the processes of soil formation, the characteristics of soil horizons, physical properties such as texture, and the environmental challenges of erosion and land degradation. Designed for high school students interested in land use and agriculture, it provides a systematic understanding of soil's role in ecosystems and human activities.
This learning path introduces high school students to the basics of air pollution. It covers the composition of the atmosphere, types of pollutants (criteria pollutants, particulate matter), their sources, and their environmental and health effects, including smog and acid rain.
This learning path introduces the distribution and movement of freshwater on Earth, covering the water cycle, surface water, groundwater, watersheds, water scarcity, and human water use. Designed for high school students interested in water issues, it builds from foundational concepts to applied understanding.
This learning path introduces the concept of biodiversity, its components, and the threats it faces, followed by strategies for its conservation. It is designed for high school students interested in biology and conservation, providing a systematic understanding of why biodiversity matters and how it can be protected.
This learning path introduces high school students with basic chemistry knowledge to the core chemical concepts needed to understand environmental issues. It covers atomic structure, chemical bonding, pH, solubility, and fundamental reactions, emphasizing their relevance to environmental phenomena.
This learning path introduces the fundamental concepts of population ecology, focusing on the factors that drive population growth and the limits imposed by the environment. Starting with basic definitions and mathematical models, it progresses through logistic growth and carrying capacity, then examines how limiting factors and human population trends apply these concepts. Designed for high school students with basic algebra skills.
This learning path introduces high school students to basic ecological principles, covering the hierarchical organization of life from populations to ecosystems. Learners will explore key concepts such as habitats, niches, biodiversity, and the interactions that shape ecological communities.
This learning path introduces high school students to Earth's four spheres—lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere—and how they interact. Learners will explore foundational concepts such as matter and energy, then examine biogeochemical cycles, energy flow, and system feedbacks to understand the dynamic connections between spheres.
This learning path equips geology students with practical GIS skills for geological mapping and analysis. It covers spatial data fundamentals, data acquisition and management, terrain analysis, and 3D visualization, culminating in a capstone project that integrates these skills for a realistic geological investigation.