11th Grade Sustainable Policies Lessons

Analyze the intersection of economics and environmental policies, with a focus on market failures, ecosystem services, and environmental laws. Understand economic concepts as they apply to environmental contexts, enhancing the ability to evaluate policy impacts on both the economy and the environment.

Explore how economic activities influence the environment and, conversely, how environmental factors affect economic systems. Understand the management and conservation of natural resources, the structure and function of various economic systems, and the concept of sustainability within an environmental context. Gain insights into balancing economic growth with ecological preservation.

Analyze key components of US foreign policy by examining economic, defense, and security issues. Develop a comprehensive understanding of their impact on international relationships and strategic actions.

Investigate the core elements and principles of the Ottawa Charter, focusing on strategies for promoting health and well-being. Gain insights into developing healthy public policies and boosting community involvement, equipping learners with the skills needed to create supportive environments for effective health promotion.

Examine 1950s environments to identify elements that are unsustainable today, focusing on economic scale, social order, and environmental conditions. Gain insights into historical sustainability challenges and develop analytical skills to assess and propose solutions for sustainable development.

Explore key concepts in environmental ethics and sustainability, focusing on the impact of human activities on nature and promoting sustainable living practices. Develop an understanding of sustainability principles, environmental justice, and ethical decision-making. Gain the skills to evaluate environmental policies and their effects on communities.

Explore key environmental themes such as global warming, recycling, and the greenhouse effect to enhance understanding of pollution and its widespread impact on ecosystems. Gain insights into the causes and effects of environmental issues and develop the ability to clearly articulate these concepts.

Analyze the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with a focus on their completion by 2030. Develop the ability to identify each goal accurately and understand the principles behind global actions, examining their impacts on future generations. Enhance understanding of these goals to appreciate their significance and the collaborative efforts required to achieve them.

Focus on foundational environmental challenges and explore sustainable solutions, analyzing global impacts and initiatives such as the Paris Accord. Enhance understanding of sustainable practices, develop skills in evaluating environmental issues, and propose viable solutions for a sustainable future.

Analyze the intricacies of U.S. foreign policies in the 1970s, focusing on significant events such as the Vietnam War, Nixon's visit to China, and the complexities faced during Carter's presidency. Explore how these historical occurrences influenced public opinion and gain insights into the mechanisms of international diplomacy and conflict resolution during this period.

Explore essential environmental science concepts by mastering metric units, experimental design, and ecological principles such as adaptation and evolution. Understand scientific processes and assess the impact of environmental factors on biological systems. Develop enhanced analytical skills and gain comprehensive knowledge of biodiversity.

Focus on the principles of sustainability by examining ecosystem services and sustainable development practices. Gain insights into the distinctions between renewable and nonrenewable resources and appreciate the significance of resilience in environmental planning. Understand the fundamental concepts underpinning the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Analyze and evaluate the diverse impacts of technology on society's environmental, economic, social, and political spheres. Develop an understanding of how to differentiate and assess these effects, recognizing their broader significance in contemporary settings. Enhance critical thinking and analytical skills to interpret the role of technology in shaping modern life.

Examine the economic landscape of Antebellum America with a focus on the plantation system and its societal economic implications. Gain insights into historical economic trends by understanding the role of slavery in shaping economic practices. Analyze the impact of the cotton industry on both American and global markets.