Programming & Resources: Leaders in Learning

Leaders in Learning - Educators lead the wayCable in the Classroom is committed to showcasing visionary educators using technology and media to engage students and encourage learning. From 2005 – 2009, the Cable’s Leaders in Learning Awards program recognized more than 60 outstanding educators, administrators, policymakers and other community leaders at the forefront of innovation in education. Today, CIC continues to spotlight vanguards that change the face of teaching and learning through their leadership, passion, creativity and vision in hopes they may inspire an idea, encourage collaboration or challenge your thinking.

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Interviews with 20 of the leading figures of media literacy.
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6-89-12
C-SPAN Classroom is hosting an Educators' Conference at their offices on December 1, 2011. Held in conjunction with the National Council for the Social Studies annual conference, 35 teachers will be selected to attend C-SPAN'S one-day session.
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An inspiring video from FableVision and the Partnership for 21st Century Skills illustrates the 4 Cs.

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Action Plans

Eric Johnson uses cable resources and hands-on experiences to bring current events to life for his students.

Hometown Heroes

Mayor Patrick McCrory mobilized organizations to help children in need.

Leaders in Learning: Hands on History

Paul LaRue is using primary source materials and broadband technology to connect students with local history.

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Defining Leadership

Committed. Inspirational. Risk Taking. Flexible. These Are Some Of The Qualities Of A True Education Leader.

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6-89-12
Through location footage, interviews, realistic reenactments, and original period accounts, this documentary chronicles the life of the Native American princess who forged an improbable peace between two nations.
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This program traces this mysterious star's life -- from her poor childhood in Stockholm through her early years in Hollywood silent films to her smooth transition to talkies with her low, throaty voice.
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Portrait of the architect behind the now well-established tradition of First Lady activist.
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Learn how teens are using Twitter and how can they minimize privacy concerns in this iKeepCurrent lesson.
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Learn how new technologies bridge the generation gap and promote closer bonds in this iKeepCurrent lesson.