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January 2018
Learning Powered by Curiosity

Tell Us Your Story!

Dear educators,

Can you believe it? The school year is almost half over! Before time gets away from us, we want to learn about you and your students' experience using our resources or connecting with our team through a professional learning event. It could be about a student's reaction to a Wisconsin Biographies animation; your interaction with us at a conference; mastering a new skill due to using a PBS LearningMedia tool; and the list goes on.

We need your voices to help us share the impact and value of WPT Education. This will help us continue to create high-quality and meaningful resources for Wisconsin’s students and educators.

Be one of the first 12 people to tell us your story and receive a free Tribal Histories DVD. You can share your story with us by writing on our Facebook wall, sending us a Tweet, or emailing us at education@wpt.org. 

We hope your 2018 has started out marvelously and best of luck with the second half of the school year! If you need anything, we are here for you! 

Your partner in education,

Becky Marburger
Education Specialist, WPT Education
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New Interactive Marching Band Video Collection

2017 WSMA State Marching Band Championships
Learn something new about the art of marching with brand-new interactive marching band video collection from the Young Performers Initiative. Choose which of the 12 bands' performances you'd like to watch along with judges' live commentary.
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PBS LearningMedia Featured Resources
Above the Noise

FOR GRADES 6-12
Empower teens with the facts behind real-world issues that affect their lives with Above the Noise. This weekly video series takes on controversial subject matter using research to help young viewers draw informed conclusions while inspiring media literacy and civic engagement.

Move it!
FOR GRADES 2-6
This health and wellness series focuses on keeping children active, nutritional education, and self-awareness. Move It! topics include physical activity, label reading, and goal setting.
 

From Wisconsin Public Television

Wisconsin Life
Learn something new and celebrate Wisconsin's people and places with Wisconsin Life. An array of riveting stories are available including:

  • Pioneer Basketball: Milwaukee high school basketball player Marcell Dinsmore refuses to let a birth defect keep him from achieving his hoop dreams.
  • Zaria Roller: This Verona High School Exploration Academy student found success on stage and in the classroom. But no one could have anticipated the reaction from a speech she delivered at the Wisconsin State Capitol.
     
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