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After taking a stand against favoritism, Sonny and her cast mates end up in public school and stage a High School Musical-like number.
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Physics teacher Judson Wagner, a 2006 winner of a Cable's Leaders in Learning Award, created spreadsheets to improve his teaching.
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Returning to his home turf after years in Hollywood, a teacher gives students a chance to express themselves.
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High school students and teachers meet with guests to discuss issues and events of national and international importance.
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HISTORY commemorates September 11, 2001 with several original programs that capture the experiences of those who lived through 9/11.
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Thomas Gregory wants his students to understand their place in history.
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Joe Hall’s Ghetto Film School is giving student filmmakers a solid start at careers in movies and media.
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This documentary takes a look at some of the most innovative artists of the 60’s whose works have largely been overshadowed by their high-profile male contemporaries. Artists featured include Marisol Escobar, Yayoi Kusama, Niki de Saint Phalle, Chryssa Vardea, and Rosalyn Drexler.
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Using high-tech forensic experiments, CGI re-creations, eyewitness footage, and in-depth analysis, this documentary examines the alleged 9/11 conspiracy theories.
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Nicki Minaj Joins the Get Schooled Foundation and Comcast to Reward $30,000 in College Scholarships and to recognize Collins Academy for winning a National Attendance Challenge.
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This ten-minute, commercial-free daily news program for middle and high school students is produced by CNN journalists and educators. Financial literacy is covered this month.
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A one-of-a-kind program at a Pennsylvania cyberschool lets students become ambassadors.
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CNN Student News is CNN's contribution to middle and high school students providing it's vast resources, creating news and news-based curriculum content for the classroom.
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Get Schooled Corporate-wide Campaign
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Resources for young people to get involved with helping the areas throughout the Globe affected by poverty and disease.
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A one-hour documentary reported by CNN anchor and special correspondent Soledad O’Brien focusing on children across the country taking education into their own hands -- pushing themselves and fighting for more.
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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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Dan Meyer found a successful way to teach a complex math topic in his classroom; then he went global with it.
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Tech It Out! will reaches middle school, high school and college audiences to highlight the value of technology careers in cable.
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RaSheda Workman was able to make a difference in her students’ lives by teaching about their community.
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Canada’s Media Awareness Network provides a suite of lessons for middle and high school classrooms about cyberbullying.
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Full episode of Biography: Frederick Douglass as well as related resources.
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A pampered high-school hockey player goes too far and has to make amends by helping out his younger sister and her Bumble Bee troop.
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A seven-part series that takes viewers around the world on the arduous journeys millions of animals undertake to ensure the survival of their species.
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Examines how an influx of wealthy Russians changed the contemporary art scene in London.
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This documentary takes a powerful look at the trend of huffing on everyday products for a cheap and easy way to get high.
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Biography Channel web page chronicles the life of the Chinese philosopher.
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This Disney Channel original movie depicts the lives of five Mexican teenage girls who struggle with their personal lives while trying to stay on their school dance squad.
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A free, online nautical challenge, Windward offers players a chance to take the helm and battle the elements as they plot the fastest course around the world.
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The BET Foundation hosted the 7th Annual Women's Health Symposium, connecting women with local health experts to educate them on how to make healthier lifestyle choices.
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Designed to inspire and excite children about the wonders of science and show science at work in our everyday lives.
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A multifaceted program helps educate and inspire kids about voting.
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Role-play your own virtual candidates running for President.
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Explore the development of Shakespearean texts, moving from his own pen, through the printing process, and on to performances on stage and screen.
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MTV's "A THIN LINE" is a broad-based, multi-year campaign empowering America's youth to identify, respond to, and stop the spread of digital abuse.
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Engaging game from the FTC that teaches about how advertising works.
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This free, online game lets students have fun while learning math and science concepts!
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Series profiles political leaders, artists, and other famous figures.
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The VH1 Save The Music Foundation helps develop long-term, sustainable instrumental music programs that provide children with equal access to music education regardless of their financial situation.
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Suddenlink Communications, Amarillo Independent School District (ISD) launched a local internet safety program CSI: Connect Safely to the Internet.
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National Geographic Channel presents "Untamed Americas," a four hour miniseries in high-definition. Narrated by Academy Award-nominated actor Josh Brolin, "Untamed Americas" reveals the grit and glory in the wild of North America, Central America and South America.
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The definitive story of President Obama, from his childhood in Honolulu to his history-making presidential win.
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"Internet Essentials" developed by Comcast is an exciting new program designed with the assistance of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to bridge America's digital divide.
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Although many districts are cutting back on their arts programs, some are forming partnerships to augment their offerings.
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Collaboration is the key ingredient in the early-childhood-development project developed by Cable’s Leaders in Learning Award winner Harriett Romo
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A Cable's Leaders in Learning Award winner helps restore her shattered community through its schools.
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Linda Coates’ innovative literature class encourages students to experience the reality behind the stories they study.
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Scott McLeod, a 2007 Cable's Leaders in Learning Award winner, won’t rest until all administrators see the value of integrating technology in schools.
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A unique partnership uses the Web to connect teachers and parents everywhere in the community.
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Ray Lund’s high schoolers in Maine are getting ready for primetime while operating the nation’s first full-time, student-run TV channel.
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Engaging students in real-world, project-based learning and technology is a key element in the economic future for Kristy Philippi’s post-Katrina community.
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Gary Olsen showcases Dubuque’s students and schools with round-the-clock TV coverage.
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To help students experience their town’s incredible role in history, Chuck Estep created virtual field trips.
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Communication, collaboration, and critical thinking—key 21st-century skills—are at the core of a unique media partnership in rural Illinois.
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Assignment Discovery clip, geared toward elementary-aged school children, demonstrates the concept of ordinal numbers.
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Eric Johnson uses cable resources and hands-on experiences to bring current events to life for his students.
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Geared toward elementary-school children, this Biography website explores the life and work of Dickens.
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2007 Cable's Leaders in Learning Award–winner Tony Knapp wants his students to develop a lifelong love of science. By working with NASA, he’s accomplishing his goal.
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Cheryl Seals won’t stop until all students in her Florida district are working to their potential.
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History developed Take a Veteran to School Day as a national initiative to link veterans of all ages with young people in local schools and communities.
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A California teacher uses photos, videos, and broadband technology to get his students thinking and learning about math.
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Bright House Networks' Star Teacher Awards program honors creative teachers and the unique learning opportunities they designed for our children.
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Full episode of A&E's Intervention episode about huffing and the effect on teens and young adults.
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A Texas elementary school honors its military personnel and makes links to learning
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Geared to elementary school students, this animated series, based on the popular children's book, uses national literacy standards as inspiration.
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Use a school garden to teach students about math, science, art, geography, language arts, nutrition, and technology.
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Tips for selecting an effective bullying prevention program.
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Paul Wilgenkamp helps students connect to community history by visiting a local cemetery.
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Children at Boys and Girls Clubs get free Internet access, homework help and technology training, thanks to a project started by Steve Kast, a 2006 winner of Cable's Leaders in Learning Award.
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A history teacher makes learning fun with podcasts and student-written blogs.
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Louise Brown, a 2007 Cable’s Leaders in Learning Award winner, inspires a community by providing free books for underprivileged kids.
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Using video field trips to educate kids in a juvenile detention facility.
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This report looks at the state of media literacy as seen by educators from all levels – elementary, middle, and senior high – and points to some of Cable in the Classroom’s timely and useful resources.
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A media poll, conducted in 2007, about parents' actions and attitudes on the internet.
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Erin Reilly created Zoey’s Room to encourage girls to explore careers in math, science, and technology.
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Students practicing digital ethics use media appropriately and respect their own and others' privacy and property.
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A proposed, two-year public-private partnership designed to promote sustainable broadband adoption.
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This survey was conducted to better understand the evolving challenges and opportunities offered by technology.
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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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USA Network hosted a first-ever Characters Unite National Town Hall, a groundbreaking high-level discussion on how America's increasingly diverse and divided population can find common ground on today's complex social issues.
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This white paper from Common Sense Media suggests actions to deal with and prevent cyberbullying.
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Here’s one college professor who puts the “me” in media. Learn more about David Considine, an award-winning educator at Appalachian State University.
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Two teachers and their students give back to the world they explore through cable.