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PBS News Hour Classroom March 08, 2024

Takeaways From Biden's 2024 State of the Union Address

Ask students: Why does Biden say democracy is under attack both home and abroad? Where does Biden plan to build a temporary pier to provide emergency relief?

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Andy Kratochvil March 08, 2024

Empowering Voices: Celebrating Women Leaders Who Shape Our World

Teach about these inspiring women leaders whose vision and leadership changed the world, fostering opportunity, inclusivity, and justice.

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Julie Woodfruff talks with Governors Cox and Wes Moore
PBS News Hour Classroom March 07, 2024

How Governors Are Working on Solutions Amid Intense Political Polarization

At a time of intense polarization across the country and bitter partisan battles in Washington, some of the nation’s governors are attempting to find a way forward to solve their own states’ proble

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U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema speaking with attendees at the 2019 Update from Capitol Hill hosted by the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry at the Arizona Biltmore Resort in Phoenix, Arizona.
Andy Kratochvil March 06, 2024

Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema Retires: How Will It Affect the 2024 Election?

Kyrsten Sinema retires, leaving key Arizona Senate seat open and potentially shifting control. Understand the impact on national politics and future agendas.

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PBS News Hour Classroom March 05, 2024

Comparing the Immigration Policies of Biden and Trump

Ask students: When is Super Tuesday set to take place? Where did President Biden and former President Trump both visit this past week?

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PBS News Hour Classroom March 04, 2024

Signs to Look for As Eating Disorders Affect More Adolescent Boys

Ask students: How many times a day did the wrestler check his weight? Why did he check his weight so much? How can signs of an eating disorder be spotted?

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 IM-1, the first NASA Commercial Launch Program Services launch for Intuitive Machines’ Nova-C lunar lander, will carry multiple payloads to the Moon, including Lunar Node-1, demonstrating autonomous navigation via radio beacon to support precise geolocation and navigation among lunar orbiters, landers, and surface personnel. NASA’s CLPS initiative oversees industry development of small robotic landers and rovers to support NASA’s Artemis campaign.
PBS News Hour Classroom March 01, 2024

U.S. Company Lands Private Spacecraft on Surface of the Moon

Ask students: How long has it been since a U.S. spacecraft landed on the moon? What are some challenges in attempting to land a unmanned spacecraft on the moon?

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PBS News Hour Classroom February 29, 2024

Researchers Use AI to Decipher Ancient Scrolls from Near Vesuvius

Ask students: When and Where did Mount Vesuvius erupt? What find from Herculaneum can now be deciphered because of AI? What have researchers found so far?

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PBS News Hour Classroom February 28, 2024

Why These Black Communities Are Embracing Youth Football Despite Risks

Ask students: Where is Lexington, Mississippi? Describe some aspects of the community. How does football give young people in Lexington hope, pride and a feeling of community?

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Andy Kratochvil February 21, 2024

Challenging Disinformation: Teaching About the Russia-Ukraine War

Explore strategies for teaching about the Russia-Ukraine War, enhancing media literacy, and fostering empathy among students in the face of disinformation.

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