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FOR EDUCATORS

Educating Children and Teens

To enhance education strategies for children on Planetary Health, PHA has crafted an eBook and teaching posters tailored for young minds. These free publications introduce the topic of Planetary Health to youth, supporting educators in nurturing informed and environmentally conscious future generations.

Growing Green Hearts eBook

The Growing Green Hearts: Inspiring the Next Generation with Planetary Health Education eBook is a colorful tapestry of narratives, ideas, and effective strategies. More than a simple guide, this informative, empowering, and free PDF is a voyage through diverse settings and experiences and is filled with actionable examples and heartfelt content.

Teaching Posters

“What is Planetary Health?” and “What is the Anthropocene?” are printable teaching posters crafted as educational aids for educators of middle and high school grades who are interested in bringing vibrancy to the learning journey of their students. These digital poster files serve as comprehensive teaching tools which integrate into existing curricula rather than adding burden, allowing learners to delve into the intricate realms of Planetary Health and the Anthropocene.

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Exploring eco-anxiety in Italian adolescents: Psychometric evaluation of the Climate Change Anxiety Scale and theoretical insights into the association with pro-environmental attitudes. Frontiers in Psychology.

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Exploring eco-anxiety in Italian adolescents: Psychometric evaluation of the Climate Change Anxiety Scale and theoretical insights into the association with pro-environmental attitudes. Frontiers in Psychology.

Innocenti, M., Benucci, S.B., Dockerty, G., et al.

Despite the disproportionate current and future health impacts of climate change for adolescents, they are given limited opportunities to mitigate its effect. This study aims to explore the psychometric properties of the Climate Change Anxiety Scale (CCAS) and investigate the psychological pathways through which climate anxieties impact pro-environmentalist attitudes among Italian adolescents. Findings show that higher CCAS is correlated to more pro-environmental attitudes, suggesting that eco-anxiety may play an adaptive role in adolescent psychology.

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