Schedule: Jul 15, 2019

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Videos and school news from Arden Middle School.

Find your path with ARC's Technical Career Education

Advanced Technological Education teaches students and teachers about job opportunities in science and technology on this episode of ATETV.

Student DV is a unique, award-winning program that showcases student produced educational content. This episode features some of the best student made documentaries!

Cosumnes River College presents part 9 of Art History 311: Modern Art taught by Anni Trent from the spring semester of 2015.

The Robla School District is about: Strong Community. Strong Schools. Strong Family

Learn about Bell Avenue School from it's educators and students

Learn about Glenwood Elementary School from it's educators and students

Learn about Main Avenue School from it's educators and students

Learn about Robla Elementary School from it's educators and students

Learn about Taylor Street School from it's educators and students

Robla School District's second annual Ready for Robla assists children with much needed back to school supplies, healthy snacks, hair cuts, and cloths to make the transition back to school easier!

Learn all about Robla's Dual Language Instruction Program at Glenwood school!

Learn how United Way has partnered with the Robla School District in order to end poverty in schools/

Season 1 Episode 1: Robla's Gifted And Talented Education program set up a discovery museum at school with Taylor Street and Main Avenue Schools.

Dr. Charles Mahoney of the CSULB Political Science Department deconstructs the formation of ISIS and the now collapsing drive for a wide ranging Caliphate.

Learn about Sutter Middle School's SEVA Studio and media program led by Kyle Heckey!

Learn from the students of Luther Burbank High School about their media teacher John Hull!

Learn from the students of Sutter Middle School about their media teacher Kyle Heckey!

Student producer Zachary Galamgam from Sutter Middle School produced the video "Always Recycle." He says: "You've heard about how recycling is good for the environment. But what if I told you that if you don't recycle, that piece of "trash" will come back and haunt you until you go back, learn your lesson, pick that piece of recycle up from the trash bin, throw it into the recycle bin, and make a promise to yourself that you'll always recycle from now on. This short video will show that recycling really does save the environment, or else!"

Student producers Ruth-Mary Shackelford and Ruby Verran from Sutter Middle School produced the video. They say: "What do you know about anxiety? A lot? A little? You think you know? Let's test that, from the point of view of people with anxiety who wish to educate others."

Student producers Cooper Jackson and Griffin Moore from Sutter Middle School produced the video "Sutter Rap." They say: "The Sutter Rap gives the audience an insight into student life and the "Sutter" experience. You will be able to see what our school offers outside of just the classroom. The Sutter Rap is fun way to learn about our campus."

Student producers Julia Sidley and Ernest Strauhal from West Campus High School produced the video "Rethinking the 2nd." They say: "Gun violence has been plaguing American society for years and without affirmative action will only continue to get worse. This film was made by students to give themselves and their peers a voice to express their thoughts on the topic in the hopes that the country can come together and bring an end to this epidemic of violence."

From Fern Bacon Middle School, student producers Giselle and Marleni say "We want to show other students that kids that weren't born here had struggles and worked their hardest to learn and also fit in with other students."

Over the last several years, California State Senator Dr. Richard Pan has brought elected officials and community groups together to launch an ambitious project of expanding the Summer Food Service Program, with the goal of feeding one million meals to children in the Sacramento area in the summer months. To find a summer meal location, please text FOOD or COMIDA to 877-877.

Yosemite Nature Notes is a video podcast series that tells unique stories about the natural and human history of Yosemite National Park.

Student DV is a unique, award-winning program that showcases student produced educational content. This episode features some of the best student made documentaries!

Cosumnes River College presents part 14 of ECE 312: Child Development taught by Iris Dimond from the spring semester of 2015.

To mark International Asteroid Day on June 30, we aired a special television program with information about the work our Planetary Defense Coordination Office and other NASA-funded programs do to find, track and characterize Near Earth Objects. These are asteroids and comets in the vicinity of Earth’s orbit that could pose an impact threat to our planet. The Planetary Defense Coordination Office also issues alerts and helps coordinate any U.S. government response to an impact threat. The broadcast was part of a 24-hour Asteroid Day program from Broadcasting Center Europe.

Learn from the students of Cordova High School about their media teacher Joshua Creeger!

Learn about Cordova School's SEVA Studio and media program led by Joshua Creeger!

Student producer Nathan Maze from Cordova High School produced the video "How to Properly Clean and Maintain Records." He said: "You should know how to clean and properly maintain your records. This is important if you want them to endure for a longer time. If you don't properly take care of them the sound quality will decline."

Over the last several years, California State Senator Dr. Richard Pan has brought elected officials and community groups together to launch an ambitious project of expanding the Summer Food Service Program, with the goal of feeding one million meals to children in the Sacramento area in the summer months. To find a summer meal location, please text FOOD or COMIDA to 877-877.

Neal Shusterman is the author of The Antsy Bonano series and the popular Unwind trilogy. During the program, Shusterman tells the viewers about the challenge from his ninth grade English teacher that encouraged him to become an author.

Welcome to Yale Open Courses

In the first half of the lecture, we consider the chain-store paradox. We discuss how to build the idea of reputation into game theory; in particular, in setting like this where a threat or promise would otherwise not be credible. The key idea is that players may not be completely certain about other players' payoffs or even their rationality. In the second half of the lecture, we stage a duel, a game of pre-emption. The key strategic question in such games is when; in this case, when to fire. We use two ideas from earlier lectures, dominance and backward induction, to analyze the game. Finally we discuss two biases found in Americans: overconfidence and over-valuing being pro-active.

Student DV is a unique, award-winning program that showcases student produced educational content. This episode features some of the best student made documentaries!

World Autism Awareness Day was Monday April 2, 2018. For the fourth year in a row parent Bea McCloud whose son Doug has autism, has organized an Autism Awareness Workshop for students and staff at Gold Ridge Elementary to promote awareness in the community. A group of parent volunteers and staff, including Principal David Frankel, work together to put together this learning experience for the Gold Ridge community. We hope their story helps spread more awareness and acceptance of people with autism.

Alan Eustace's world record-breaking skydive started with a ride 25 miles into the stratosphere in a high-altitude balloon. He then plummeted through the increasingly dense atmosphere. Does the atmosphere change with altitude? What challenges did Eustace's team have to overcome to complete the jump? Learn all this and more on this episode of STEM in 30 from the National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.

Learn about Arden Middle School's SEVA Studio and media program led by Matt Roland!

Learn from the students of Arden Middle School about their media teacher Matthew Roland!

Learn about Del Campo High School's SEVA Studio and media program led by Brian Weitzel!