This study aimed to investigate the progression of students’ practice in energy and climate change education, to discuss the way to evaluate its pedagogical effects, and to suggest the policies for the education. Thus, the researchers analyzed main programs related to energy and climate change education as following: guardian angels for energy, environmental club activities, classroom energy keepers, environment journal and research school for energy saving. The result shows that all programs were effective for students to do actions for energy saving with the meaningful decrease in electricity charge. However, the decrease cannot be explained only by the programs because they did not take into account the meteorological effects such as temperature, sunshine, and rainfall. There is a limitation to generalize the data due to the small number of samples and the results may be subjective because the analysis relied upon the self-reflection of students. Furthermore, students should be able to make informed decision on energy consumption beyond the blind thrift of energy. Thus, this study will give some implications for the better practice in regard to energy and climate change education.