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IowaWatch & Cedar Falls Tiger Hi-Line Survey: Climate Change In The Classroom

By IowaWatch | April 22, 2016
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Shell Oil has called on the government to combat global warming by curbing carbon dioxide emissions.

IowaWatch and the Cedar Falls High School Tiger Hi-Line conducted an informal survey of Iowa teachers and students to examine their perspectives on climate change and how it should be taught in the classroom.

About This Project: IowaWatch journalists Lyle Muller, Lauren Mills and Jeff Stein worked with student journalists at the Cedar Falls Tiger Hi-Line from January through most of April as a pilot project to encourage in-depth journalism at the high school level. The project was part of IowaWatch’s mission of producing collaborative investigative journalism and training student journalists to do this kind of journalism at a high level. Ordinarily, IowaWatch’s education mission is directed toward college students. This project is IowaWatch’s first with high school journalists.

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