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Justice Learning.
Justice Talking and the New York Times Learning Network
Pools resources from the Natonal Public Radio program and the New York Times Learning Network to bring students the facts about contemporary civic issues. A wealth of links to audio files, articles, and other resources about topics ranging from gun control to the environment can be found here.
Journey of Mankind.
Bradshaw Foundation.
A fascinating chronological and spatial progression of modern man's migration throughout the world starting circa 160,000 years ago on the continent of Africa. Genetic studies, evidence of geographical and climatic change, and historical data, including examples of rock art, combine to create a well-rounded view of humankind's peopling of the world.
Earth Guide
Japan Science and Technology Agency.
Budding scientists and average Earthlings alike will find this interactive pictorial view of our planet captivating. Questions such as where does the sky become space and where is the Earth located in the Milky Way are answered through Flash animation, diagrams, and concise text. A keyword map provides easy access to topics while cool graphics will keep students enthralled.
Do Something
Celebrity gossip isn't always tasteless, especially when it's posted on Do Something's Celebs Gone Good blog, where feats of activism and charity are showcased. The board is just one of many inviting features on this pro-activism community site, where teens can find local volunteer opportunities, read up on the latest social change news, comment on hot topics, and play Karma Tycoon.
Red Studio.
Museum of Modern Art.
Exploring "issues and questions about modern art," this teen-friendly site integrates myriad interactive elements. Interviews with folks such as Pixar films' Ralph Eggleston, polls that incorporate artwork, and activities ranging from cameraless photography to Dadaist poetry paint a glowing picture of the world of art.
SoundJunction.
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.
"Listen, explore,discover, create" is what students can do as they navigate through the rich diversity of musical styles showcased here. Articles on how history and culture have given rise to new genres, profiles of and guides to playing an assortment of instruments, and information about performance careers are some of the meatier sections. Teens won't want to miss the chance to mix their own melodies.
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