Why Insects Belong in Every Classroom
Climate change, biodiversity loss, and microbial resistance are systems problems — they demand thinking that sees networks, feedback loops, and hidden interdependencies. Here’s why insects are perfect for building student systems thinking—along with ideas for rich classroom activities with readily available materials.
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