CauseClass vs Dinner School

This free bundle of online courses is a virtual tool that takes a solutions-based approach to teaching climate change. Through documentary-style videos, creative activities, and recorded conversations, students learn about the issues facing the natural world and explore their power to make an impact. From airboats to solar fields, our crew traveled to the frontlines of the fight for sustainability to film the instructional videos within each course. We wanted to captivate students by putting them right in the action, because there's no better way to educate than by entertaining. Reflect on Purpose - Access guided reflections and writing where students think about their role in society. Identify Passions - Analyze the careers or projects they're most drawn to. Explore Impact Pathways - Learn five different pathways students can take to affect positive change. Create New Solutions - Write a proposal that would solve a sustainability issue through their chosen impact pathway.

Dinner School helps teens and families discover why faith in Jesus makes sense. Through short, engaging lessons, you’ll think clearly about: • Does God exist? • Can the Bible be trusted? • How does Christianity respond to other religions? • What is the relationship between science and faith? • How should we navigate important moral and cultural issues (e.g. abortion)? Each lesson includes: • A short video (1–2 minutes) • Simple questions to test your understanding • Guided discussion prompts for meaningful conversations Lessons take less than five minutes, making it easy to spark conversations around the dinner table or whenever your family has a moment to connect. In a world full of confusing and conflicting messages, Dinner School helps teens and families develop confidence in what they believe—and why they believe it. Produced by Worldview Summit, Dinner School affirms the historic Christian faith, the authority of the Bible, and why it makes sense to follow Jesus.