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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/heatwave-ready-cooler-natural-yard-in-daycareschoolhome/
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课程名称：气候变化与托儿所/学校/家庭：降低热度 课程概述： 本课程旨在解决日益严峻的夏季高温问题，尤其关注托儿所、学校和家庭的户外空间。由于地球持续变暖，热浪的频率、强度和持续时间都在增加，这些场所的户外环境正变得越来越热。课程指出，过去20年是记录以来最热的19年，热浪造成的死亡人数远超其他自然灾害。 课程重点关注： * **问题的严重性**：分析了热浪对儿童健康的影响（如美国急诊就诊率上升）以及人造草坪等材料在高温下的表现。 * **现有设计的缺陷**：大多数托儿所和学校的户外空间设计忽略了自然、气候变化和高温因素，存在大量吸热材料（如混凝土、人造草坪），使其成为“露天烤箱”。 * **解决方案**：提供一个名为“热浪就绪、更凉爽、更自然的户外空间”的课程。这是一个实践性、低预算的课程，包含20个具体可行的建议，教你如何为托儿所、学校和家庭的户外空间降温，并使其更贴近自然。 课程受众： 本课程特别适合教育领域的专业人士，包括教师、教育工作者、早期儿童及学校负责人、可持续发展爱好者、教育从业者，以及承包商和家长。 课程的独特性： 本课程并非普通的“可持续发展”课程，它深入探讨了在特定场所（如户外空间）设计时需要考虑的特殊因素，例如：有毒植物、可扩展的绿化方案（如栅栏旁边的绿墙）、溺水风险以及过敏反应（Anaphylaxis）等。 **总结：** 这门课程提供实用的、低成本的方法，帮助改善托儿所、学校和家庭的户外环境，使其更凉爽、更安全、更贴近自然，以应对气候变化带来的挑战，特别是日益严重的高温问题。
Is your yard getting too hot?Is it too artificial?You're not alone…19 hottest years on record have occurred since 2000Heatwaves cause more deaths than all other natural disasters(e.g. bushfires, storms, cyclones and floods)Heatwaves are predicted to get hotter, more frequent, and longer as our planet continues to warmYards in daycare/childcare, schools, and homes are getting hotterChildren's visits to the ED (in the U.S.) rose 12% during the warmest months (EHP 2022)Astroturf gets up to 100C on hot summer daysYETMost yards in daycare/childcare and schools were designed with a total disregard for nature, climate change, and increasing heatwaves.These yards are open-air ovens - full of concrete, astroturf, and artificial materials that capture, trap, and release heat......which means that children are paying the price for something they didn't cause.Don't know what to do?Don't have millions on renovations?No worries..Let me introduce you to the:Heatwave-Ready, Cooler & Natural Yard in Daycare/School/Home- a hands-on, practical and low-budget course with 20 actionable tips on how to cool down hot yards in daycare/childcare, schools, and homes, and make them more natural.The course is tailored to people in the education sector, such as teachers/educators, early childhood/school directors, sustainability enthusiasts, education pros, and also contractors and parents. It's NOT a generic sustainability course (because those don't address things like poisonous plants, scalable objects e.g. green walls near fences, drowning hazards, Anaphylaxis..).I'll see you inside!Jan
