August 5, 2022 - As you and your students return to school and settle in this fall, KET’s educational resources will be there as a trusted source for complementing classroom instruction with high-quality videos, interactive activities and other engaging digital learning tools. KET resources are used in Kentucky classrooms every day. We’re proud to share some new and notable resources available to you this fall!
August 1, 2022 - Does your adult learning program offer online, on-demand programs for high school equivalency credential prep or workplace training? KET Adult Education is proud to offer FastForward and Workplace Essential Skills which are proven to help adults prepare for hse exams and learn new concepts to apply in the workplace. You can sign up for a free two-week trial to see content in both.
July 19, 2022 - KET's new Lung Health collection on PBS LearningMedia features health and science resources for students in grades 6-8 from Fighting to Breathe: Lung Disease in Kentucky, a special series exploring the effects of pollution, tobacco, and radon on our lungs and the screening and treatment of lung-related illnesses.
July 17, 2022 - KET has traveled the state documenting Kentucky teachers and students creating podcasts, films, songs, comic books, as well as flying drones and using augmented reality. The toolkit, available on PBS LearningMedia, has tips on how to bring media arts into the K-12 classroom no matter your budget or skill level. Contact KET Education to request a free binder with accompanying teacher materials.
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 2021-2022 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.