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Session Type: Symposium
This session examines how place-based informal learning opportunities about local climate change issues can engage participants’ emotions, expand climate change understandings, and encourage science identities and belonging. Paper 1 examines associations among visitors’ memory, learning, and climate attitudes in the context of a museum climate change exhibit. Paper 2 explores how combining visual representations with oral reflections can support middle school students’ understandings of the effects of climate change on local marine life during a field trip. Paper 3 describes a project in which high-school-aged youth constructed mobile micro-exhibits illustrating anthropogenic effects on climate change and local bird populations. The session will encourage dialogue between researchers and educators about expanding informal climate change learning opportunities and serving diverse learners.
Amanda C. Dickes, Gulf of Maine Research Institute
Lauren Christine Pagano Hush, Northwestern University
Investigating Learning Within a Climate Exhibit: Relationships Among Memory, Cognition, and Views of Climate Change - Hailey Sherman, University of Utah; Lynne Zummo, University of Utah; Monika Lohani, University of Utah; Benjamin A. Janney, University of Utah
Learning about Local Climate Change Through Visual Representations and Reflections during Middle School Field Trips - Lauren Christine Pagano Hush, Northwestern University; Amanda C. Dickes, Gulf of Maine Research Institute; Grace Ocular, Loyola University Chicago; Danielle Rothschild, Northwestern University; Elyse C Hertzman, Loyola University Chicago; David H. Uttal, Northwestern University; Catherine A. Haden, Loyola University Chicago
Youth-Authored Art-Science Exhibits to Broaden Participation in Climate Communication - Chelsea Hackett, University of Colorado - Boulder; Beth Osnes, University of Colorado - Boulder; Shawhin Roudbari, University of Colorado - Boulder; Molly McDermott, University of Colorado - Boulder; Sam Collier, University of Colorado - Boulder; Sara R. García, University of Colorado - Boulder