Teaching from the Headlines: Educators Turning Breaking News into Teachable Moments
Storytelling and the Brain
Aug 31, 202612 min
This week's headline from Scientific American: "Why your brain turns life into stories"
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Hosted by an educator trio from · education · EN-US · 72 episodes
Hosted by an educator trio from the Journalistic Learning Initiative (JLI), this podcast supports teachers in bringing newsworthy topics to their students.
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Teaching from the Headlines: Educators Turning Breaking News into Teachable Moments
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