home  select a topic arts & literature education & learning history & culture home & how-to kids & family local focus news & public affairs science & nature highlights child care professionals educators workshops lesson plans bay area mosaic teachers' domain be a teacher california story contest reading rainbow contest video in the classroom adult learners media literacy KQED education network events programs a-z   about KQED   support KQED   the guide online   email newsletters   DTV transition   KQED store   help & FAQ   contact info KQED Professional Development Workshops extend the power of public broadcasting by helping teachers integrate video, Internet, media literacy and diversity education into the curriculum. More about workshops KQED and Kaiser Permanente honored outstanding individuals in the Asian Pacific American youth community on May 20, 2007. Candidates were young leaders, ages 11 and older, or adults who lead the young. View the Honorees In the fall of 2005, KQED Education Network hosted two production workshops attended by high school students from throughout the Bay Area, with the goal of getting the students ready to work on their own short documentary about their cities, and then enter them in the Future Filmmaker national contest. Watch Winning Videos More about My City Now KQED's Domestic Violence Awareness & Prevention Media Outreach Campaign recently facilitated a five-day video production and editing workshop for domestic violence organizations to learn how to produce a public service announcement (PSA). Watch the PSAs that they created. Watch the PSA's More about the Campaign A guide to using video in the classroom, including curriculum ideas and tips for working effectively with English language learners and students of all ages. More about video in the classroom The 2007 Reading Rainbow Contest has ended. View winning stories Find teacher education programs throughout Northern California and watch video clips of teachers who love their jobs. Go to "Be a Teacher" Fri, Mar 28, 8:50am The California Report Listen (entire program) New U.C. President The new president of the University of California says he wants tuition to remain affordable, even as he acknowledges he doesn't have all the answers for how to steer the U. Fri, Mar 21, 10am Forum Budget Cuts in Higher Education Listen (entire program) As part of our ongoing California budget series, we look at the potential impact of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposed cuts to higher education. audio archives for all KQED Public Radio productions KQED Education Network offers over 100 lesson plans and activities for students of all ages. Lessons are developed to accompany specific broadcasts or initiatives, and are correlated to either California state or local standards. Go to lesson plans A multicultural, interactive site featuring fun student activities, teacher lesson plans, programs and information about the cultures that make up the Bay Area. Go to Bay Area Mosaic site map | terms of service | privacy policy Copyright © 1994-2008 KQED. All Rights Reserved.		SPONSORED BY: