Learning Resources
Tools For Teaching & Learning
Here learners and educators can find the tools to finish Jungle Jinni’s story and share their vision of the world, with the world. Our continuously expanding library of curricula covers various themes of environmental education, such as over consumption, overproduction and managing eco-anxiety, designed by experts in the fields. Pairing storytelling with interactive curricula, we hope to encourage new students of the environment, to learn and engage with the environment in practical and meaningful ways, that empower you to not only imagine a new world but know that you have the tangible power to create it.
Curricula
View the curricula shared by fellow educators.
Submitted Curricula
Educate Others
Browse the curricula shared by fellow educators to help others get started in teaching our youth about the environment.
If you'd like to submit your own curricula to share here, please send it to TheJungleJinni@gmail.com. We will review it prior to making it available for others.
The Science of Storytelling
Learn How It Works
We'll soon be adding links to additional resources for you to read published content and theories discussing how storytelling is a powerful and effective learning tool. Check back soon to see if content has been added.
Storytelling
Theories and literature on the use of storytelling as an educational tool.
Tools
Writing Tools
Finish The Story
Continue your journey with Jungle Jinni by helping to tell the rest of the story through an ending that you create. To assist you in the journey, we've created an ending template and a guidance document to get you started.
You can also find instructions to submit your ending here.
Dedication
Dedicated to my first students at CATIE, who are the muse to many of the activities you will find throughout the Jungle Jinni curricula. Who embraced with full faith the methods to my madness and matched me with theirs, transcending me to new heights. You have taught me that sometimes learning looks loud, messy, chaotic, and dare I say, fun. That learning can sound like singing, laughter, and chisme too urgent to wait. That learning can feel like hugs, happiness and peace of mind. You have taught me that the best way to be remembered is to teach people something that they’ll never forget. I will never forget you.
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