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The Next 250: Young People Share Their Vision for America’s Future

The Next 250: Young People Share Their Vision for America’s Future

As America celebrates its 250th birthday, a new KQED radio special turns to the next generation for perspective. The Next 250: Youth Voices on Democracy features original audio commentaries by middle and high school students from across the country. Young people from California, Colorado, Kentucky and Montana, these storytellers reflect on democracy, community and the Continue reading The Next 250: Young People Share Their Vision for America’s Future

1 week ago
KQED Education 2024-2025 Annual School Year Report

KQED Education 2024-2025 Annual School Year Report

Download the KQED Education 2024-2025 School Year Report 4,000 Reasons to Listen This past year, KQED took bold steps to elevate youth voice—amplifying student stories, supporting educators, and leading the way on ethical GenAI use in classrooms. And we focused on civic engagement and media literacy with a special Election 2024 project in the Youth Continue reading KQED Education 2024-2025 Annual School Year Report

10 months ago
Resources to Destigmatize Mental Health and Support Understanding

Resources to Destigmatize Mental Health and Support Understanding

May is Mental Health Awareness Month Schools can play an important role in destigmatizing mental health and supporting students to treat their mental health as part of their overall health and well-being. These resources can help you spark meaningful conversations about different things that impact mental health. Above the Noise Episodes on Mental Health In Continue reading Resources to Destigmatize Mental Health and Support Understanding

1 year ago

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Must See: Youth Take Over KQED TV

Must See: Youth Take Over KQED TV

This April, nearly 50 Bay Area high school students will appear on KQED’s television channels as part of the annual Youth Takeover. These students not only starred in these videos, they produced them. They used this platform to explore a wide range of issues that matter to them, from recommending tactics for better mental health Continue reading Must See: Youth Take Over KQED TV

1 year ago
Get Hands-On Training to Lead Youth Media Projects

Get Hands-On Training to Lead Youth Media Projects

Secondary educators in the San Francisco Bay Area are invited to join the KQED Media Literacy Academy, a new professional learning cohort focused on integrating youth media in the classroom to boost student engagement and media literacy. With hands-on support from KQED Education staff, you’ll learn how to implement the KQED Youth Media Challenge curriculum, Continue reading Get Hands-On Training to Lead Youth Media Projects

1 year ago
Unpack School Policies: Lessons for Respectful Dialog and Critical Thinking

Unpack School Policies: Lessons for Respectful Dialog and Critical Thinking

How do we get students ready to become engaged citizens? Help them develop critical thinking skills about topics that affect their lives right now. In these Above the Noise videos, host Myles Bess unpacks the facts about school policies, explores the many sides of the issues, and encourages students to make up their own minds. Continue reading Unpack School Policies: Lessons for Respectful Dialog and Critical Thinking

1 year ago
Free Speech and Democracy: Ready-to Use-Resources

Free Speech and Democracy: Ready-to Use-Resources

Free speech is essential for a healthy democracy—and educators play a crucial role in preparing students to practice open dialogue, inside and outside the classroom. Below you will find videos and lesson plans designed to empower your students to exercise their right to free speech while recognizing the responsibilities that come with it. In these Continue reading Free Speech and Democracy: Ready-to Use-Resources

1 year ago
Misinformation and Media Bias: Tools to Help Students Separate Fact from Fiction

Misinformation and Media Bias: Tools to Help Students Separate Fact from Fiction

Does it feel like misinformation spreads faster than ever? In this environment, it’s increasingly important to support students in separating fact from fiction. As educators, we play a crucial role in equipping young people with the skills to think critically, evaluate sources, and engage with media responsibly. Scroll down for teacher-tested videos and lesson plans Continue reading Misinformation and Media Bias: Tools to Help Students Separate Fact from Fiction

1 year ago
The Road to Reparations in California: Lessons for the Classroom

The Road to Reparations in California: Lessons for the Classroom

Bring the history of the reparations movement in America into your classroom by exploring a rarely discussed chapter of California history—the hostility toward Black settlements. This adaptation of KQED’s five-part video series The Road to Reparations in California examines how thriving Black communities were systematically dismantled and turned into ghost towns, accompanied by lesson plans Continue reading The Road to Reparations in California: Lessons for the Classroom

1 year ago
Teaching Black History as American History: Videos and Lessons to Engage Students

Teaching Black History as American History: Videos and Lessons to Engage Students

Dive into the past, present, and future this month and every month by bringing powerful student voices and essential history into your classroom with this curation of engaging resources. Begin with a playlist of youth-created media, highlighting young Black creators sharing their personal stories, perspectives on history, and visions for change today. Then, dive into Continue reading Teaching Black History as American History: Videos and Lessons to Engage Students

1 year ago
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