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Getting ready for Halloween? You know PBSKIDS has your back! From carving a Daniel Tiger pumpkin to DIY costumes, check out this trusted collection!
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Trick-or-Treat! Encourage your child to be a good neighbor this Halloween as you help them prepare for the spooky night. Here are plenty of ways to celebrate with decorations, costumes, and crafts!Are you reading with us? Join Michigan peeps and enter to win prizes!
Join the Let’s Read Together Challenge! - Michigan Learning Channel
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Win prizes and a chance to be featured on TV just by reading!
Together with the Michigan Department of Education, REL Midwest found that about 61,000 teachers are certified to teach in the state but choose not to. Why?
In a new documentary, REL Midwest and Detroit Public Television explore why certified teachers in Michigan aren’t teaching and what can be done to bring them back into the classroom.
Join us to watch our latest documentary “Teachers who aren’t teaching: Who are they and how do we get them back?”, followed by a live panel discussion.
After today's documentary screening, we will have a live panel discussion - and you will have opportunity to ask your questions live to the panelists.
Here is a link to the study by REL Midwest, referenced in today's film and conversation: ies.ed.gov/ncee/edlabs/projects/project.asp?projectID=4618
Thank you to our panelists for joining us today! And thank you all for watching! You can share your questions for our panelists here in the comments.
Let us know, if you're watching today - are you a teacher?
Welcome to our live watch party! Let us know where you're joining us from...
Thanks for joining us! You can learn more at dptv.org/teaching
It’s not Halloween without the Peanuts!!! I love that we show this!
'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown' will return to public TV this year
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After depriving the public of a treasured fall tradition last year, Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang will be back on public television this holiday season.
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