Examine the challenges and benefits of being self-employed. Consider the key differences between being self-employed and working for an employer. Details »
Grade 9-12
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NOVA
Investigate new discoveries in human evolution with forensic investigations into the life and death of specific hominid ancestors.
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Children's Hospital
Explore factors to consider when determining which types and amounts of insurance to buy to meet one's own needs.
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Engaging Lessons for All Students
Discover the advantages of teaching methods that engage multiple intelligences and explore ways to implement them.
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Peer Connection
Peer Connection supports coaches and mentors with the online tools they need for successful communication, collaboration and connection.
9-12 Subjects
Featured Content
- Media Literacy Resources – PBS resources, classroom activities, a quiz and more
- Resource Roundups – Summaries of PBS resources organized by subject area and topic
- AASL Articles – Selected articles from AASL's flagship publication, Knowledge Quest
- Copyright & Fair Use – Guidelines for recording and using PBS content in educational contexts
New 9-12 Resources
Determine the difference between gross wages and net wages and examine the various payroll deductions found on typical pay stubs. Recognize that when making a personal spending plan net wages, not gross wages, should be considered. Details »
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Connecting Family, Community and Schools
Teacherline ClassLearn the Action Team for Partnership (ATP) model and discover how to engage families and communities in children's education. Examine the "connection" issues, acquire tools to integrate partnership programming into your curriculum, and develop a plan that involves parents, family members, and community resources in your own classroom.







