These children will be voting in years. Do we want puppets in as members or people who have grown up knowing the actual facts? For the first time, after growing up at the knee of my staunchly Democratic grandfather, I am embarrassed of the Democratic Party.
We need to get our credibility back. Adult Written by Megs September 18, Suitable for older teen or college student My son was watching this in 6th grade. The parents are the ones who decide about vaccines, etc. Adult Written by Jkl September 8, Sure enough it is CNN10 which uses left leaning studies, scientists, data, and so on!!! I feel lied to by the principal and my son will NOT be allowed to see that, absolutely not-as they are indoctrinating my son and the other students.
How about he watch PragerU instead? Adult Written by twinsjp September 4, Focuses on liberal ideas and point of view. If our schools are going to make this part of the curriculum, they should also include conservative news and give the students opportunity to reflect on both sides of the stories.
They should be teaching our children how to think, by developing critical thinking skills, not what to think, by forcing them to watch biased news stories, with no follow up or discussion on what they viewed. Unfortunately, there currently does not seem to be any unbiased media sources, so there must be balance. Adult Written by winkooz September 3, THIS is what schools are choosing for our children to learn about current events and news???
CNN is the devil. This title contains: Consumerism. Adult Written by backerman September 2, Inappropriate I do not let my child watch the news at home and I do not think its appropriate for the schools to make children watch it everyday. Teachers should be teaching these kids instead of sitting them in front of a TV. Adult Written by Mulcak2 August 17, Horribly innapropriate What in Gods heaven name are we exposing and teaching our kids!! I am a grandmother of a student here and am terribly mortified.
CNN is defiantley not a way to enhance our youths unbiased growth. Adult Written by Momfighter August 7, Go to Common Sense Review. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Print. Personalize your media recommendations.
CNN 10's daily news broadcast offers a worthy platform for practicing all of these skills. The daily videos cover a lot of territory and pick up some more obscure stories. Videos dig fairly deep into topics and provide a commentary-free broadcast where students can learn about current events and human-interest stories outside of the hyperbole, bias, and spin of cable TV and social media news.
Each story is also supported by relevant vocabulary and history as well as accessibility supports like captions and a transcript. The minute length might stretch some students' attention spans, but the balance is that they provide more substance than super-short snapshots of headlines.
Overall, there's a good, timely basis of info students can dig into, but teachers will need to offer supplements to make sure students go beyond consumption to deep thinking, open-ended discussion, and even creation. In addition to world news, episodes include human-interest stories and an occasional second trivia question.
The news is delivered in a high-energy style that'll appeal to teens. The minute broadcasts make an effort to stick to facts and avoid commentary. Though you'll need to create your own lessons and supplemental materials, it's a worthwhile addition to media literacy education.
CNN 10 is straightforward and clearly laid out. All videos include transcripts and offer closed captioning including translation. You can also choose to participate in its YouTube community. Integrate multiple sources of information presented in diverse media or formats e. Integrate multiple sources of information presented in diverse formats and media e. Visit website. Learning rating.
See full review. You can also check the Daily Transcript to see what stories are in the show. We always recommend that teachers preview the minute program, along with any video they choose to show in the classroom, before showing it to students. You'll find a " Contact Us " link on our home page, which lets you fill out an e-mail with your suggestions and input.
We do read our e-mails and welcome educator, parent and student feedback. Follow the link in the Spotlight section on our home page to send us a Shoutout request iReport. You'll need to send in a picture of your school or class that you have taken yourself along with your Shoutout request.
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