One period can be allotted to a class discussion on workspace pollution based on news articles, as well as brainstorming possible attacks and the formation of workgroups. A second period can be used for the accumulation and presentation of data and solutions to pollution problems identified in the previous class. Resources Comeau, Pauline. Nigel Gough ed. On-site research of pollution in the working environment done by students.
Classes can compile graphs and other statistical representations of data accumulated by students.
Classes can create posters illustrating environmental slogans intended for environmental improvement of the workspace environment. This activity is designed to help you to explore, understand, and hopefully improve the environment in which you work. Pollution is not only what is created by cars and industry, but it comes from anything that you do that overloads nature. You are being asked to take some responsibility for what goes into and comes out of your school. The students, staff and physical structure that collectively exist as your school are responsible for many important aspects of your education.