Online Current Events Curriculum - NexGen News
NexGen News creates bi-weekly newscasts on current events geared towards kids for educators to use in their classrooms.
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Why NexGen News? We are driven by the belief that young people should be informed about the world around them to help build critical thinking skills and to motivate the next generation to become socially active.
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Engage students in the world around them with our biweekly newscast that brings news to young people in an age-appropriate format.
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Easily search news stories to find topics for every interest. Discussion Questions Promote important conversations within families through open-ended questions.
The Revolutionary War - NexGen News
May 23, 2022 · NexGen News was created by educators for educators and families. Enrich your classroom with engaging and relatable newscasts filmed bi-weekly in our studio.
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Leveraging our curriculum and video production capabilities, NexGen created a multimedia curriculum to maximize teen engagement. Got an Idea? Our team is excited to collaborate and bring your educational content to life!
100 Year Old Breaks Career Record - NexGen News
May 23, 2022 · NexGen News was created by educators for educators and families. Enrich your classroom with engaging and relatable newscasts filmed bi-weekly in our studio.
Words of the Week Archive - NexGen News
Lunar New Year is the celebration of the first moon on the lunar calendar and lasts 15 days until the full moon. The lunar calendar is based on the phases of the moon. There are 29.5 days in a lunar month, and 354 days in a lunar month, and 354 days in a lunar year. The solar calendar, on the other hand, is based on how long it takes Earth to orbit the sun, which is 365 days.
Can We Trust the Media? - NexGen News
1. What are different ways to access the news? How has this access changed over time? 2. How can misinformation be harmful to society? 3.Do you think labeling posts as misinformation violates our first amendment right: freedom of speech? Why or why not?