Yearly Meeting special interest sessions 4

‘We really don’t know what consciousness is – you can’t detect it on a machine.’

‘They will learn more through emotion. If it’s all science and fact, it won’t stay with them.’ | Photo: Brett Jordan on Unsplash

Hosted by Quaker Peace & Social Witness (QPSW), the How schools can teach climate justice session opened with a poem by Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner. Ellis Brooks, from QPSW’s peace education team, who led the session, said that the poem was a good example of an ‘uplifting voice’ in climate education, that was ‘hopeful but indignant’ about the plight of her native home – the kind of story ‘we’d like to be telling in education’.

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