This slide and video are used as a basis for discussion of the effects on climate change in Africa. The discussion can be open ended and the evidence from the video can be utilised as a means of providing examples of the effects of climate change on communities in the sub-continent.

This information sheet for PGCE Science Education students sets out details about the 8 key concepts that form the definition of the Global Dimension for schools and how they might relate to the teaching of science.

Resources looking at how the global dimension relates to science teaching

A sheet of information about resources, including weblinks, for PGCE science students and teachers of science.

A powerpoint presentation as part of preparation for PGCE student teachers' visit to two outside locations to teach science

Resources related to teaching science outside the classroom - with examples from a PGCE Science visit to Kew Gardens, London.

A presentation about the teaching of sustainable development for lecturers of undergraduate students used as an introduction to the topic.

A powerpoint presentation outlining the various ways in which the Global Dimension relates to science education, used with PGCE Science students.

One example of a teaching session around to show PGCE science students how to teach about trees, plus the details of one activity focusing on algae on trees.