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Energy Teachers is a network for educators interested in energy production and use. The site gives teachers the latest links and bibliographies on energy-related lessons. This is a great diverse and independent resource for teachers.

This is a great curriculum resource for teachers (2011), combining all educational disciplines and audiences with a common theme of sustainability and social equity. This resource offer holistic education that understands the need to retell the story of our history and humanity from the perspective of environmental sustainability and conscientious social behavior.

This resource can help the teachers and educators to explain the various forms of renewable energy, and how they are harnessed and can be used in daily life. The site can be used to visually demonstrate concepts of renewable energy to children.

The Children's University of Manchester offers the wider community, and particularly primary schools, access to free pioneering research activities, and teaching and learning practices. Resources include online interactive learning materials for use on whiteboards or PCs, video clips which will bring the University to your desktop, downloadable resources and educational games.

eSchool Today provides a range of suggested lesson plans introducing students to topics in renewable energy, biomass energy, wind energy, hydropower, geothermal energy, solar energy, marine energy and energy conservation.

eSchool Today provides a range of suggested lesson plans introducing students to topics in renewable energy, biomass energy, wind energy, hydropower, geothermal energy, solar energy, marine energy and energy conservation.

This resource provides an overview and access to a number of learning resources and their curriculum links meant for different school levels. The idea is to utilise technology readily accepted by students today to stimulate interest in energy education through the use of the real-time data in classroom analysis.