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    Education

    What Teachers Need to Know

    Do you teach about global cultures or world events in your classroom? If so, this podcast for you! What Teachers Need to Know offers vital insight for understanding current events, history, global cultures, and social issues, so that you can facilitate deeper learning about a particular region with your students. Meet subject-matter experts and explore online resources that can help make this information accessible for K-12 classrooms. Together, we can prepare the next generation to be informed and engaged global citizens.

    This podcast was created by Primary Source, a nonprofit organization that provides professional development programs and services in global learning to K-12 educators nationwide.

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    Democracy Lab: Doing Citizenship Nov 16, 2020
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    Democracy Lab: Doing Citizenship by Primary Source, Inc.


    Democracy Lab: Students, Identities, And Civics Nov 16, 2020
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    Democracy Lab: Students, Identities, And Civics by Primary Source, Inc.


    Democracy Lab: Teaching "Ethical Dilemmas" In Civics Classrooms Nov 16, 2020
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    Democracy Lab: Teaching "Ethical Dilemmas" In Civics Classrooms by Primary Source, Inc.


    Democracy Lab: The Challenges To Teaching Civics Nov 16, 2020
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    Democracy Lab: The Challenges To Teaching Civics by Primary Source, Inc.


    Democracy Lab: The Role Of Teachers When Teaching Controversy Nov 16, 2020
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    Democracy Lab: The Role Of Teachers When Teaching Controversy by Primary Source, Inc.


    Democracy Lab: Multiple Perspectives In Civic Discourse Nov 16, 2020
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    Democracy Lab: Multiple Perspectives In Civic Discourse by Primary Source, Inc.


    Democracy Lab: A Rationale For Teaching Civics Oct 22, 2020
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    Democracy Lab: A Rationale For Teaching Civics by Primary Source, Inc.


    WTNTK: Africa - Ep. 3 Soundscapes of Protest: Music in Social Movements Across Africa Apr 27, 2020
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    Art and culture often intersect with politics and music has been a potent instrument of social movements. In this episode, we explore recent historical and contemporary examples of protest music throughout Africa as musicians and communities turned their creative talents towards anticolonial, antiapartheid, and anti-corruption campaigns.


    WTNTK: Africa - Ep. 2 Interconnected Africa: Movements Across the Indian and Atlantic Ocean Worlds Feb 26, 2020
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    Africa’s global connections span millennia and have resulted in the development of sophisticated trade networks and cultural hybridity. In this episode, we examine two global systems of movement and exchange, focusing on the transport of material culture and goods in the Indian Ocean World and the transatlantic slave trade in the Atlantic World. Episode Acknowledgements Thanks to Carina Ray and Kristin Strobel for sharing their expertise in this episode. Thanks to Nico Rivers for audio editing, mixing and mastering. Special thanks to the Boston University Africa Studies Center and the Teaching Africa Outreach Program for collaborating and providing support for this podcast. www.primarysource.org


    WTNTK: Africa - Ep. 1 What We Talk About When We Talk About Africa Jan 13, 2020
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    Africa has disparagingly been referred to as the “Dark Continent,” concealing the fullness and diversity of its history, culture, and humanity. In this episode, we explore stereotypes about Africa and begin the process of dispelling them by listening to underappreciated narratives, showcasing Africa’s vibrancy and global interconnectedness. We are joined by Barbara Brown, Boston University’s Africa Studies Center, Amy Lake, Lee H. Kellogg School, and ten individuals with intimate connections to life and community throughout Africa. Image Credits Photo of Barbara Brown provided by Teaching Africa Outreach Program website. Photo of Claude Kaitare provided by Claude Kaitare.


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