Monday, December 06, 2004
How To Teach About Nuclear Terror - Grades 9-12
CNN is offering teachers a great way to stay on top of current events. And if you have a VCR and can set it up for an overnight feed (I still have trouble with this timer setting on my VCR)you'll have great news stories you can use for your classes. The following taping aired this morning, for CNN StudentNews and has great discussion questions for younger viewers. Although there is a disclaimer for teachers to watch the video content before showing to the class to make sure that the material is suitable for younger viewers.
CNN Presents Classroom Edition - Educator Guide
Nuclear Terror Set your VCR to record CNN Presents Classroom Edition: Nuclear Terror when it airs commercial-free on Monday, December 6, 2004 from 4:00-5:00 a.m. on CNN.
Program Overview
"It is our worst nightmare: A terrorist group builds a nuclear device and smuggles it into a major American city. Could it happen? Unfortunately, experts say yes. In fact, a leading expert says "... if everybody just keeps doing what we're doing, a nuclear terrorist attack is inevitable." Three years after 9/11, has the threat of nuclear terrorism grown worse? CNN Presents investigates in this special report."
CNN Presents Classroom Edition - Educator Guide
Nuclear Terror Set your VCR to record CNN Presents Classroom Edition: Nuclear Terror when it airs commercial-free on Monday, December 6, 2004 from 4:00-5:00 a.m. on CNN.
Program Overview
"It is our worst nightmare: A terrorist group builds a nuclear device and smuggles it into a major American city. Could it happen? Unfortunately, experts say yes. In fact, a leading expert says "... if everybody just keeps doing what we're doing, a nuclear terrorist attack is inevitable." Three years after 9/11, has the threat of nuclear terrorism grown worse? CNN Presents investigates in this special report."
# posted by Mrs.Bowllan @ 12:36 PM 
