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Educator Voices April 04 2025

Educator Voice: How ed tech helped this social studies teacher communicate with his students better

Watch Dr. Micah Shippee discuss Samsung's Solve for Tomorrow competition and how new inventions can have far-reaching impacts

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Student Voices April 02 2025

Student Voice: How learning robotics opens the door for invention education

Hear from Julien and his mom, Domi, about how they started with robotics

Daily News Lesson April 01 2025

One former foster child’s approach to fixing a broken system

Hear from Sixto Cancel about kinship care and his experiences on both sides of the foster care system

Daily News Lesson March 28 2025

Ex-NIH director and truck driver explore how to bridge divisions deepened by the pandemic

Learn about what they agree on and how they can settle their differences

The outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Lansing

Daily News Lesson March 28 2025

Michigan community attempts to heal political divisions deepened by the pandemic

Discuss how the COVID pandemic continues to shape one Michigan community five years after it began

Daily News Lesson March 27 2025

How San Bernardino is fighting for a comeback after decades of decline

Hear from community members who are working together to inspire change

Ida B. Wells, the daughter of two formerly enslaved people, journalist and civil rights leader

Daily News Lesson March 26 2025

A look inside the U.S. Mint’s creation of a quarter celebrating Ida B. Wells

Learn more about the American Women quarters program and discuss the legacy of Ida B. Wells

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Student Voices March 25 2025

Student Voice: STEM students compete to solve real-world problems

Learn about the difference students are making at the National STEM Festival

FILE PHOTO: The Department of Education in Washington

Educator Voices March 21 2025

Educator Voice: How dismantling the Department of Education would affect teachers and students

"It will be like going back in time to the 1960s, when children with learning differences and challenging behavior were not entitled to an education at all," said a Nebraska teacher.

Christian Reyes works on some wiring at Felsomat in the Chicago suburb of Schaumburg

Daily News Lesson March 20 2025

Why many in Gen Z are ditching college for training in skilled trades

Learn why many young people are seeking skilled trade career paths instead of traditional four-year colleges

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