March 24, 2023 - If you and your students watch News Quiz, KET’s weekly current events program for classrooms, you might be curious just how each episode comes together. The process takes an entire week, and before one episode is completed the team is already starting the next! The latest video in KET's Kentucky Field Trips collection takes you behind the scenes to see the production process from beginning to end.
March 15, 2023 - Self-awareness, empathy, creativity, integrity, professionalism and dependability are a few very important skills workers need to be successful. Adult education programs often assist learners build these much-needed skills. To support adult education goals for soft skills, KET produced an online version of Workplace Essential Skills which includes a Soft Skills course. A free trial subscription is available.
March 7, 2023 - The KySTE Spring Conferenceruns March 15-17 in Louisville Kentucky. Stop by the KET booth to learn more about the resources and workshops we provide. We'll have giveaways, photo ops and a special guest from the new PBS KIDS series Work It Out Wombats. KET's Outreach Specialists will also present sessions on March 15.
March 2, 2023 - As March comes marching in, so does Women’s History Month and, on March 8, International Women’s Day, a time to celebrate women, their struggles and accomplishments now and in the past! Educators can help students learn about the holidays as well as the history and stories of some remarkable women with free, multimedia resources for grades Pre-K-12 in PBS LearningMedia.
Let’s Learn Kentucky, a new website developed and curated by KET, is a resource hub for parents and caregivers navigating those first formative years in a child’s development.
Explore education resources in the 2022-2023 Education Resources Book.
In a typical year, hundreds of Kentucky students make the trek to Frankfort to visit the Kentucky State Capitol. Students can now take a virtual trip there, thanks to new video tours from KET.
Social Studies Shorts explores social studies and civics topics, from here in Kentucky to the nation and the world.
In this self-paced course, educators take a comprehensive look at mental health issues in children, teens, and young adults, updated with resources for the coronavirus pandemic.