Working with the Pennsylvania Department of Education and Pennsylvania Association of Intermediate Units, Pennsylvania PBS has curated free content for you that align to state standards. Here are top resources to help you keep your students engaged and on track.
Wednesday, January 27, at 4:00 p.m.
Join WPSU’s educator, Dr. Kate Berardi, as she explores PBS Learning Media and provides a hands-on example of how to incorporate its assets into your classroom
Sunday, January 24, at 11:00 a.m.
This three part event is an opportunity to reflect, learn and engage with other educators around a topic you may hear about, but may not feel like you have the time or energy for — ‘self-care.’
The Readiness Institute at Penn State is offering your students the unique opportunity to create a lasting legacy of inspiration by submitting their hopes online and having them sent to the moon in 2021 on a storage device traveling onboard the Peregrine Lunar Lander.
WPSU has put together a one-page guide of learning at home resources available from PBS.
WQED SOS (Support Our Schools) is a universally-designed project that engages students for a period of ten days and crosses curriculum areas to address grade level standards in multiple subject areas including; math, science, English language arts, and social studies.
PBS provided resources for teachers, including TeacherLine, Digital Innovators, and Teacher’s Lounge.
Standards-aligned educational material and curriculum that can be used by teachers and parents.
A curated collection of learning resources brought to you by the Education Department at Penn State.
Access nearly all online courses developed by the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, in subjects such as energy, geospatial technology, cartography, and geology.
Marisa Vicere and Ali Turley from the Jana Marie Foundation help parents and families explore the prevalence of mental health concerns, how to recognize warning signs, and ways to engage in meaningful and supportive conversations.
Dr. Kate Berardi, a UNESCO Fellow, will present a free Zoom webinar on how to best increase empathy in students through simple, everyday practices.
Dr. Peggy Schooling helps prepare educators and administrators for supporting families with changing educational environments throughout the school year.
Dr. Annie White, senior research associate for the Fred Rogers Center will talk to parents and educators about the benefits of simple, everyday interactions with children.
Tap into the power of learning with access to resources for all content areas and age groups in this overview of how to integrate them into your classroom and curriculum.
Educators understand the need to connect with students’ social and emotional needs more than ever. PBS can support these efforts in the classroom and at home.
Join WITF’s Director of Education, Debbie Riek, along with Sue Voigt from Capital Area Intermediate Unit 15 as they explore the wealth of PBS resources available to connect to your curriculum.
