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SEARCH RESOURCES   FREE Live Events for Educators     Teacher to Teacher: Tips for Teaching Election 2024   Join PBS LearningMedia and KQED this Constitution Day for discussion, strategies, and support in teaching the 2024 election! You’ll hear from three classroom educators in politically diverse communities who are building civic knowledge and engagement and empowering students to share their voice as part of the democratic process. Come for the conversation and ready-to-use classroom resources!   Register Now      Build Classroom Community with Multimedia Personal Narratives   Start the year by getting to know your students with a multimedia personal narrative project that will invite them to bring their whole selves into your classroom. In this two-hour interactive workshop from KQED, you’ll explore the creative possibilities of short films, audio essays, or photo essays, then jump into media creation and project planning so that you’ll be ready to roll on Day One.   Register Now      Dynamic Interactives for Teaching Civics   Join GBH in this engaging webinar that will dive into brand-new resources for teaching civics for grades 6-12! These media-rich interactives are designed to help teach your students about American citizenship, our constitutional democracy, and the complexities of our government. These resources are all from the new Civics Collection, coming soon to PBS LearningMedia.   Register Now      Shaping the Nation: Exploring Voting Processes and Rights, Elections, and Civic Responsibilities   Join GBH and the Bill of Rights Institute for a timely webinar aimed at helping 6-12 educators explore voting processes and rights, elections, and civic responsibilities with their students. Hear about free resources from the new Civics Collection on PBS LearningMedia and get lots of ideas for your classroom!   Register Now    FREE Professional Development Courses     Examining the Holocaust and World War II: Teaching with The U.S. and the Holocaust, a film by Ken Burns, Lynn Novice and Sarah Botstein   Participate in this asynchronous online course for a guided, facilitator-led exploration of resources centered around clips from The U.S. and the Holocaust that support teaching about the intersections of the Holocaust and World War II. This course is appropriate for secondary educators teaching Europearn, World History, and U.S. History, as well as other disciplines where the Holocaust is addressed. Note: This course will run August 5 - September 2, 2024.   Register Now      Self-Paced Learning for PreK-2 Teachers   With tools from PBS KIDS, explore ways to integrate media-rich lesson plans into your classroom and expand your skill set for engaging children with educational media. From Teaching Early Science with the Changing Seasons Collection to Exploring Media with Wild Kratts, these flexible, self-paced learning topics will help spark curiosity and inspire new ideas.   Start Now     Implementing and Assessing Student Media Projects   Wondering how to successfully incorporate a media project into your teaching? In these new courses, you’ll learn how to deeply engage your students through media projects that will empower them to creatively communicate their learning and their experience. Choose your focus – audio, video, or graphics – and learn implementation and assessment techniques specific to that media type.   Start Now   Browse PBS LearningMedia by Subject Social Studies PreK Science The Arts Math Engineering & Tech World Languages Health & PE Professional Development ELA   Connect with the PBS LearningMedia Community This message was sent to martariesa.fiala@jcesc.k12.oh.us. You may unsubscribe from these emails at any time. © 2024 PBS. All Rights Reserved. The PBS logo is a registered trademark of Public Broadcasting Service. Used with permission. 1225 S Clark Street, Arlington, VA 22202 Privacy Policy | Terms of Service