May 07 Watch Musician Credits Arts Education; Redefining Path to Success NewsHour Extra caught up with Ndegeocello on her current world tour. Continue watching
May 02 Watch Holocaust Survivor: Hatred, Tyranny Continue ‘Every Single Day’ Holocaust Survivor: Hatred, Tyranny Continue 'Every Single Day'… Continue watching
May 02 Watch Teachers Endure Balancing Act Over Climate Change Curriculum For the first time, new national educational standards for grades K-12 will link global warming trends to manmade emissions. Part of our Coping With Climate Change series, Hari Sreenivasan looks at the challenges teachers face when covering the topic of… Continue watching
May 02 Ask Melinda Gates Your Question About Education Reform Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images As the co-founder of The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the world's largest philanthropic organization, Melinda Gates has spent decades looking at the challenges and potential solutions to the problems facing America's education… Continue reading
May 02 Recap a Live Chat on How to Teach Climate Change in the Classroom By News Desk // Watch the full segment on teaching climate change from Wednesday's broadcast above. Post updated 6 p.m. ET May 3. For the first time, national science standards will include guidelines on how to teach climate change kindergarten through 12th grade… Continue reading
May 01 Climate in the Classroom: Teachers Share Their Stories By Saskia de Melker This week, the PBS NewsHour will report on one teacher's struggles to teach climate change in her Colorado classroom. This comes as the National Academies Press is preparing to roll out new national science standards for kindergarten through 12th grade. Continue reading
May 01 Watch Young Reporters Explore Music Education Cuts Teen reporters look at the consequences of cutting music education funding. Continue watching
Apr 30 Watch Teaching Climate Change- Climate Crisis Jam The Earthman sings about the climate change crisis as part of The Earthman Project. Continue watching
Apr 30 Inside a Madrassa in Pakistan By Larisa Epatko KARACHI, Pakistan | The Jamia Binoria Madrassa in downtown Karachi is considered one of Pakistan's more moderate Islamic institutions. Within these whitewashed concrete walls, students receive a mixture of secular and religious education. Continue reading
Apr 27 Watch Student Loans: the Politics, Pitfalls and Payoffs Ignoring a veto threat by President Obama, House Republicans voted Friday to extend a 2007 provision that halves the rate on Stafford student loans, but the parties are split on how to pay for it. Jeffrey Brown, George Washington University's… Continue watching