This unit is designed for a flipped classroom where students learn about sustainable agriculture practices through video-based learning. In the first activity, students watch videos on intensive and small-scale organic dairy farming and use the 'thinking hats' tool to create a model of a future dairy farm. In the second activity, students explore climate change risks to food security and create a map or infographic that compares the risks to food production in different states or territories.
Consumption - Building Sustainable Agriculture
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Flipped classroom - less stuff, more happiness?
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Food Security and Climate Change in Australia
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Sustainable Table - Large versus small scale dairy farming
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