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Is cold weather proof that climate change isn’t real? In this episode of STEM to Stern, Chauntée and Jake tackle one of the most persistent misconceptions in science: confusing weather with climate.
Join us as we unpack why extreme events like snowstorms or heatwaves don’t disprove climate change – and how rising sea levels, shifting agricultural yields, and increased storm intensity are the real indicators we should be watching. With clarity, humor, and science-backed discussion, we connect the dots between human behavior, global impact, and how educators can empower the next generation to take informed action.
Whether you're a STEM educator, student, or curious listener, this episode will help sharpen your climate literacy and spark new conversations in your classroom or community.
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By STEM Education WorksIs cold weather proof that climate change isn’t real? In this episode of STEM to Stern, Chauntée and Jake tackle one of the most persistent misconceptions in science: confusing weather with climate.
Join us as we unpack why extreme events like snowstorms or heatwaves don’t disprove climate change – and how rising sea levels, shifting agricultural yields, and increased storm intensity are the real indicators we should be watching. With clarity, humor, and science-backed discussion, we connect the dots between human behavior, global impact, and how educators can empower the next generation to take informed action.
Whether you're a STEM educator, student, or curious listener, this episode will help sharpen your climate literacy and spark new conversations in your classroom or community.
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If you enjoyed this episode, sign up here to receive updates when a new episode releases: https://resources.stemeducationworks.com/podcast-sign-up
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Check out these past blogs, webinars, and free resources!
Climate Change Lesson
Air Pressure & Tornadoes Lesson
Predicting Natural Disasters Lesson
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Visit our website to discover more STEM resources for your classroom!
STEM to Stern Reflection Template
STEM to Stern Classroom Discussion Questions
The STEMgineer’s Guide to Problem-Solving
— Grades K-5
— Grades 6-8
— Grade 9-12
Grants and Classroom Funding
Free Lessons and Worksheets
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Stay up-to-date with all things STEM Education Works by connecting with us on social media!
TikTok
Twitter/X
YouTube
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Sign up for our newsletter: https://stemeducationworks.com/newsletter-archive/