What does high-quality mathematics instruction look like in classrooms across Georgia? "Mathematics in Action," a new video series from Georgia Public Broadcasting developed in partnership with the Georgia Department of Education, answers that question by highlighting real teachers, real students, and real learning aligned to Georgia’s K–12 Mathematics Standards.
As we look ahead to even more innovative resources in 2026, we’re taking a moment to reflect on everything we introduced in 2025 and how these tools can support your instruction and spark student curiosity.
Celebrate “Read a New Book” Month with cozy inspiration from GPB’s Education Team. This list blends beloved favorites with exciting new titles. All are matched with GPB and PBS LearningMedia resources for anyone who wants to dive deeper into the stories and subjects they explore. Settle in, share the list, and let us know which books become your new favorites!
Ken Burns’ The American Revolution offers a fresh look at the war that founded our nation, highlighting the perspectives of people from diverse backgrounds. To support classroom learning, PBS LearningMedia has curated 35+ free, curriculum-aligned resources for K–12 teachers, including video clips, primary sources, and activities that bring history to life. Explore this collection and inspire students to think critically about the events and people that shaped the United States.
Level Up Test Prep with a Boot Camp Review! Make test review engaging, focused, and data-driven! Boot Camp reviews group students by need, target key standards, and rotate through activities to keep learning active. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s helping each student move up a level and master what matters most.
Want examples and step-by-step guidance for Georgia assessments? Check out our recorded Boot Camp Review webinars!
Hear the impactful story of Cherokee County students who operate a personalized learning-driven food pantry to fulfill a need in their home community. Cherokee High School's World Languages Teacher and Bilingual Student Support Specialist Jennifer Rasmussen dishes on the self-made Workplace Spanish curriculum that enabled students to explore individualized career paths through the vehicle of collaboration.
Teaching that focuses on student strengths rather than weaknesses often leads to a resurgence of creativity in the classroom. Richmond Hill Middle School's new science teacher, PLC Lead, and Gifted Lead Charvez Holmes clues us in on asset-based personalized learning initiatives that she is bringing to Bryan County Schools to bring out the best in students.
We’re inviting Georgia’s educational leaders—from principals and instructional coaches to curriculum directors, superintendents, and everyone in between—to our Open House for Educational Leaders. This event will introduce you to GPB's free professional learning and show you how to schedule sessions for your school or district.
In partnership with the Georgia Department of Education, Georgia Public Broadcasting is excited to introduce "Computer Science in Action," a brand-new digital video series designed to showcase the power of computer science education in Georgia classrooms.
Georgia Public Broadcasting is here to help you dive deeper into lessons about the science, history, and importance of water, both here in Georgia and around the globe. From classroom-ready videos to interactive activities, GPB’s free educational resources can support meaningful discussions about conservation, sustainability, and the vital role water plays in our daily lives. Whether you teach science, social studies, or language arts, you’ll find tools that make this global issue relevant for your students.
In our “Back to School with Tech” finale from the Georgia Educational Technology Conference, the word is connection. Align strategy with technology in GaConnects and broaden your professional learning network at GaETC. Chattahoochee-Flint RESA’s Heidi Goodin and Tonya Barrett talk Georgia Movie Academy, and math teacher Andrea Powell shares a slam dunk with anchor charts and assessment item banks.
In part two of our Classroom Conversations mini-series "Back to School with Tech," learn how to put the fire back in teaching with technology. From the Georgia Educational Technology Conference, two educators share ideas to enhance your instructional prowess. Schley County STEAM teacher Shelee McCorkle falls in love with a special software at GaETC, and Fulton County Instructional Coach Amy Long presents a way to make feedback efficient.
In part one of a three-part LIVE and in the wild mini-series called “Back to School with Tech,” we take you behind the scenes of the Georgia Educational Technology Conference, GaETC. Hear from educators who are harnessing the disruptive force of assistive technologies to help students create in a digital learning landscape. Fulton County School District’s Director of Instructional Technology Heather Van Looy and Science teacher Neal Golding share how they use technology to make learning come alive.
Whether you’re reading aloud, watching a reimagined tale come to life on screen, or acting out a favorite story with homemade props, fairy tales and folktales offer endless ways to entertain, educate, and inspire!
Rachel Kinsaul, an agricultural science teacher at Morgan County High School, is the 2026 Georgia Teacher of the Year. State School Superintendent Richard Woods announced the selection at a banquet held May 30 at Lanier Islands to celebrate all District Teachers of the Year.
More than 12% of Georgia’s school-age children are affected by asthma. In the continuation of our Health Barriers to Learning series, we explore this often overlooked problem in our schools and learn how the creation of asthma-friendly spaces can improve student learning. Join us in conversation with Dr. Maisha Otway, principal at College Park Elementary, and Daija Norwood, fifth-grade teacher at High Point Elementary, to learn more about asthma-friendly practices.
As Georgia kicks off its new “Teach in the Peach” campaign, we’re celebrating the passion and purpose behind the profession with stories from the classroom, campus, and beyond. Join us in conversation with 2024 Georgia Teacher of the Year, Christy Todd, along with Jay Lovett and Jonathan Feicht. Whether you’re a veteran, a newbie, or just curious—this episode is for you. Let’s talk recruitment, retention, and the future of teaching in Georgia.
