Like many of you, Listenwise is following news about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with an eye for information and perspectives that could be useful for classroom instruction. We’ve heard from many teachers that they are struggling to find sufficient age-appropriate content from trustworthy sources to share with their students. We see ourselves as uniquely positioned to assist teachers in curating audio content that can be used as teaching resources for discussing the conflict in Ukraine.
Recently, we’ve searched our library of over 2800 podcasts to pull lessons and resources relevant to the Ukraine-Russia conflict. Below are a list of podcasts that cover the current conflict, episodes that provide historical context, and blog posts with strategies for teaching about current events.
Listenwise Podcast Lessons About the Ukraine Conflict
- Russians Protest War in Ukraine (posted 3/21/22)
- Debate: Are Leaders Born or Made (posted 3/18/22)
- Kid News: Ukraine War Explained (posted 3/15/22)
- Ukrainians Under Siege Leave Home (posted 3/14/22)
- Voice from a Ukrainian Bomb Shelter (posted 3/8/22)
- Russia Invades Ukraine (posted 2/28/22)
- Russian Troops Threaten Ukraine (posted 2/8/22)
- Kid News: Tensions Between Russia and Ukraine (posted 2/8/22)
Additional Teaching Resources for Discussing the Conflict in Ukraine
- 10 Resources for Teaching About Ukraine
- Constitutional Rights Foundation: The Crisis in Ukraine
- Facing History Teaching Strategy: Head, Heart, Conscience
- Brown University The Choices Program: The Ukraine Crisis
- EducationWeek: Why the Russia-Ukraine Crisis is Relevant to Teachers
- NYT Learning Network Lesson of the Day: ‘The Invasion of Ukraine: How Russia Attacked and What Happens Next’
- PBS NewsHour Classroom: Lessons about Ukraine
Republished with permission from Listenwise.