• Product
  • Web Stories
  • About Us
  • Today headline
  • Write for us
  • Contact Us
Today Headline
No Result
View All Result
  • breaking news today
    • Politics news
    • Sports
    • Science News & Society
  • Entertainment News
    • Movie
    • Gaming
  • Technology News
    • Automotive
    • Software & IT
  • Gear
  • Health News
    • Lifestyle
    • Insurance
  • Finance News
    • Money
  • Enterprise
  • Contact Us
  • breaking news today
    • Politics news
    • Sports
    • Science News & Society
  • Entertainment News
    • Movie
    • Gaming
  • Technology News
    • Automotive
    • Software & IT
  • Gear
  • Health News
    • Lifestyle
    • Insurance
  • Finance News
    • Money
  • Enterprise
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
TodayHeadline
No Result
View All Result

From a molasses flood to ‘Titanic,’ 6 podcasts that offer a glimpse into kids’ minds

Gilberto V. Sutton by Gilberto V. Sutton
in Education News
Reading Time: 3 mins read
0 0
A A
0
0
SHARES
0
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter


What happens when students don’t get the right support at their school? Fazli Qadir, a student at Wolcott College Prep in Chicago, discusses the challenges, stigmas and strengths of the neurodiverse population in the U.S. In his podcast, Fazli compares his own experiences between two different high schools and offers insights on how to keep all types of students engaged in the classroom.

Carnegie-bound: inside Ramsay High’s state-of-the-art choir class

The choir students at Ramsay I.B. High School in Birmingham, Ala. are preparing for a performance at the one-and-only Carnegie Hall and ninth-graders Reign Jones, Darrious Moore, and Joselynn Walker are here to document it all. Their podcast touches on stage fright, creative self-discovery and what they learned about Black history along the way.

Did Jack Dawson have to die?

“Did we really have to cry at the end of The Titanic?” asks Samantha Quiroga, a student at Morton East High School in Cicero, Ill. The podcast investigates the iconic movie scene where (spoiler alert!) the character Rose is saved from the frigid waters on a fragment of a door while her romantic interest, Jack, dies of hypothermia in the water. Samantha provides her own opinion on the movie she’s seen “over 100 times,” refers to a Mythbusters episode to get an expert opinion and conducts her own interviews to get to the bottom of the question that has been plaguing us since 1997: was there room for Jack on that door?

Middle School Entries: on molasses, protective hairstyles and Nvm, IDK

Unnatrual Disasters: Boston Molasses Flood of 1919

Calling attention to a rather, ahem, sticky situation. Eighth graders Alma Woods and Ella Horvath at Clearwater Fundamental Middle School in Clearwater, Fla., use their entry to guide us through the very real disaster of the Boston Molasses Flood, an incident that caused millions of gallons of molasses to flood city streets. The podcast oozes with highly detailed, (albeit fictionalized) interviews based off of historical research and their storytelling takes you to the scene, where you learn just how quickly molasses can move.

Black hair care

You can learn a lot from your mom. In her podcast, Arielle Lawrence from Chestnut Hill Middle School in Liverpool, N.Y., interviews her mother, a licensed cosmetologist, about Black hair care. We learn how methods of taking care of hair were passed down through generations of women in Arielle’s family – from trimming ends to staying moisturized. Arielle and her mom discuss her mom’s hair journey – navigating curl patterns, relaxers, and her decision to go natural.

Texting troubles

Nvm. Idk. Btw. All of these are textisms. As explained by Dylon Grimaldi and Liam Azzaoui at Indian Hill School in Holmdel, N.J., textisms are prevalent enough in today’s world of language that they’re having effects on test scores. Hold your cynicism, though – positive results were found in some categories! The students debate the pros and cons of textisms with their literacy teacher and a professional copywriter.

Copyright 2022 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.

Share this:

  • Tweet
  • Reddit
  • Telegram
  • More
  • Pocket
  • Email
  • WhatsApp
  • Mastodon
  • Nextdoor
ShareTweet
Gilberto V. Sutton

Gilberto V. Sutton

  • Trending
  • Comments
  • Latest

20 Best Bourbons for an Old Fashioned, According to Experts

AI is driving Google’s health care business. Washington doesn’t know what to do about it.

College Football 2023 Bowl Season Schedule and Opening Odds

The Tesla Cybertruck Could Be An Insurance And Repair Nightmare

AI model directly compares properties of potential new drugs

The 5 Best Baby Swings in 2023 & How They’ll Help With Your Fussy Baby!

Top 10 climate science insights unveiled

JAY-Z Drops Roc-A-Fella Jersey For ‘The Black Album’ 20th Anniversary

Millions will struggle to heat homes this Christmas, says UK’s National Debtline | Borrowing & debt

Cardwell and Allison star as England make winning start against South Africa | Netball

About Us

Todayheadline the independent news and topics discovery
A home-grown and independent news and topic aggregation . displays breaking news linking to news websites all around the world.

Follow Us

Latest News

The 5 Best Baby Swings in 2023 & How They’ll Help With Your Fussy Baby!

Top 10 climate science insights unveiled

JAY-Z Drops Roc-A-Fella Jersey For ‘The Black Album’ 20th Anniversary

The 5 Best Baby Swings in 2023 & How They’ll Help With Your Fussy Baby!

Top 10 climate science insights unveiled

JAY-Z Drops Roc-A-Fella Jersey For ‘The Black Album’ 20th Anniversary

  • Real Estate
  • Parenting
  • Cooking
  • NFL Games On TV Today
  • Travel and Tourism
  • Home & Garden
  • Pets
  • Web Stories
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Contact
  • About

© 2023 All rights are reserved Today headline

No Result
View All Result
  • breaking news today
    • Politics news
    • Sports
    • Science News & Society
  • Entertainment News
    • Movie
    • Gaming
  • Technology News
    • Automotive
    • Software & IT
  • Gear
  • Health News
    • Lifestyle
    • Insurance
  • Finance News
    • Money
  • Enterprise
  • Contact Us

© 2023 All rights are reserved Today headline

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In