As schools across the country resume, parents and educators are debating the relative merits of at-home and in-class learning. But what do the students themselves think? Our Student Reporting Labs program teamed up with Detroit Public Television for a series of video diaries to document this very unusual school year as it unfolds. Here are students’ perspectives, in their own words.
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Case Study: PBS Student Lab Reporters at New College Leicester
by Sera Shortland in the Journal of the Assoc. for Citizenship Teaching (UK)
[…] how the teacher exchange to the US is supporting curriculum development in the UK. READ MORE on PAGE 40.
Las Cruces High Graduate Serves As PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs Fellow
This summer, KRWG Public Media partnered with the PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs to offer a special experience for a Las Cruces student.
Xavier Dominguez recently graduated from Las Cruces High School and will be attending New Mexico State University. He got an early start on his college education this summer thanks to a paid fellowship with KRWG.
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HOW COVID AFFECTED END-OF-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCES
As high school students wrap up a tumultuous end to this school year, many seniors reflect on the new realities of living under a pandemic. PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs (SRL) reached out to graduating seniors on how they are grappling with these uncertain times and the future as they prepare to begin for life after high school.
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How members of Gen-Z are approaching this historic moment of change
Gen-Z is entering adulthood as the U.S. grapples with systemic inequities in institutions from policing to education to health care. Student Reporting Labs, our journalism program for high school students, asked teenagers across the country how they’re approaching the moment, and Stephanie Sy talks to activists Thandiwe Abdullah, founder of Black Lives Matter LA Youth Vanguard, and Jalen Thompson.