Free interactive resource from GPB and GCEE teaches grades 6-12 the real-world dynamics of international trade through negotiation, resource management, and decision-making.
September 11 is an important and complex part of American history, and teaching students about the events of September 11, 2001, can lead to thoughtful conversations about history, government, community, and their lasting impact. These free educational resources from PBS LearningMedia can help teachers approach the topic in age-appropriate ways, provide historical context, and encourage students to reflect on the people and communities affected by the 9/11 attacks.
Six Georgia educators have been selected for the 2026-2027 Society for Science Advocate Program, joining a nationwide network of educators working to expand opportunities for students to conduct original research and participate in STEM competitions.
Explore the future of farming with FarmTech Quest! Georgia Public Broadcasting and the Georgia Department of Education are offering two professional learning sessions for educators in October. Click here to register.
Georgia Stories, a digital-first video series from Georgia Public Broadcasting, has reached an exciting milestone: all 75 episodes are now available! Designed for eighth-grade Georgia Studies, the series is aligned to the Georgia Standards of Excellence and covers Georgia’s history from its earliest inhabitants through the events and economic forces shaping the state today.
