Most of my colleagues whom run CEPA (Communication, Education, and Public Awareness) will try to lay man from technical terms. They blended with environmental perspectives. Later explained from basic up to climate change phenomena (CCP). By this student/public will try to pick up and connected from dots to dots of their understanding and projection. Most of CCP were about technical projection of hydrological elements. Recommended to have stages of questionares to survey student feedback on how far the acknowledged.
Climate change education in higher education is becoming increasingly important, yet there is currently no single, universally standardized questionnaire used globally to assess its components from the students’ perspective. Instead, researchers often rely on various validated instruments that examine students’ knowledge, attitudes, perception of relevance, and willingness to take action regarding climate change. Instruments such as the Climate Change Attitude Survey (CCAS) or surveys developed within UNESCO initiatives can be adapted to specific educational and cultural contexts. Therefore, while there is no definitive “gold standard,” it is possible to create or adapt existing questionnaires to systematically explore how students perceive and evaluate climate change education within their academic programs.