Civics Ed Podcasts for Teachers and Students
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Description
This blog summarizes four civic educational podcasts that teachers and students can share and listen to. She breaks down the four in which students can be productive and listen to podcasts and engage in class discussions about current events and new upcoming bills and voting rights. Out of the four, Common Ground is a podcast has podcast that talks about COVID and the return to school, Biden’s first 100 days of presidency and education to school boards and superintends, the role of parents in education, Martin Luther King to Ukraine, Russia and civics education.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Civics Ed Podcasts for Teachers and Students | Free | Free for use. |
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The list that the blog provides is helpful for teachers to see which best and safest way to engage students in discourse, especially on certain topics that are shown and talked about outside the classroom. If you are a teacher that needs a crash course on civics, there is a podcast that is called Civics 101 that is a basic refresher on how American democracy works. Implementing podcasts might be something new for teachers especially since there are podcasts that might not be student friendly due to language. Introducing podcasts to teachers during their professional learning time would be helpful since most people are listening to various types of podcasts and/or audiobooks which can be like a read-aloud. This will be beneficial for students to hear and speak out their thoughts after hearing something about topics from COVID to the role of parent’s involvement in education.