Climate change can teach children about race, national curriculum review told

In a classroom by a river, a teacher collects water samples with her class.

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By Paul Homewood

h/t Ian Cunningham

Proof that the climate agenda was never really about climate.

From the Telegraph:

Global warming and sustainability ‘should form a more central part of school lessons’ says equalities think tank.

Climate change can be used to teach children about race, a national curriculum review has been told.

Global warming should be used to allow teachers and pupils to “explore conversations about race”, according to the Runnymede Trust.

The race equality think tank told a review into the curriculum commissioned by Bridget Phillipson, the Education Secretary, that such discussions would allow pupils to discuss more openly the impact of race on them and its relationship to “wider society”.

One aspect of the trust’s recommendations is thought to be aimed at encouraging teachers to throw light on the unequal impact of climate change on different groups in society, such as in developing countries.

Its recommendation states: “Subjects such as English and history, as well as discussions of climate change in science, should offer students the opportunity to explore conversations surrounding race and its relationship to wider society, as opposed to stifling students and teachers in the expression of opinion surrounding these themes.”

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