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Social Studies
Common Issues in World Regions
Issues from North American and Western European perspectives

Grade Levels:
6-9
Length:
30 minutes
Taping Rights:
Unlimited
MARC Record:
Downloadable
Teaching Materials:
See Below

This series is intended to help students develop international understanding and geographic literacy. The programs reinforce the Western Europe unit typically presented in middle and junior high school world geography and social studies courses.

To create the series, educational television producers in North America joined their counterparts in Western Europe to develop programs that show young people on each side of the Atlantic Ocean confronting common issues. Each program incorporates one of the fundamental geographic themes of location, place, human/environmental interaction, movement, and regions, linking it to a specific issue that affects the child and his or her family.

KET co-produced Program 6 with the Netherlands.


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2003/04 Block Feeds

Block Feed: Programs 101-108 Program Details
4 hours
    Thursday, September 4 at 6:00 am on KET3
    Wednesday, October 22 at 2:00 am on KET3
    Tuesday, March 9 at 6:00 am on KET3
    Friday, April 23 at 2:00 am on KET3
    Wednesday, May 5 at 6:00 am on KET3

<% my $dbh; $| = 1; # No output buffering. $ENV{PATH}=''; use strict; use PerlEx::DBI; use KET::PerlEx; use KET::Schedule; use CGI; my $cgi = new CGI; my $dbh = DBI->connect( "DBI:ODBC:tvschedule", undef, undef, {LongReadLen=>2000, LongTruncOk=>0}); # ReOpenDatabase allows for persistent connections. if (!$dbh) { print "Could not open database.\n"; exit 1; # Will trigger PerlEx to reload channel. } my $nola = $cgi->param('nola') ; my $nola_root = $cgi->param('nola_root') ; #print "nola is [$nola]
\n"; #print "nola_root is [$nola_root]
\n"; if (!$nola && !$nola_root) { print "

No nola code specified in $ENV{SCRIPT_NAME}

\n"; exit; } my $header = $cgi->param('header'); my $where_nola = nola2where($nola, $nola_root); #print "

WHERE $where_nola
\n"; # ( nola = 'MAST 001234' OR nola = 'MAST 009999' OR nola = 'MAST 112233' OR nola_root = 'MAST' OR nola_root = 'BARF' ) $where_nola =~ s/nola /block_nola /g; $where_nola =~ s/nola_root = '(.{4,6})'/block_nola like '$1\%'/g; #print "

WHERE $where_nola
\n"; my $where_time = ""; my $start_date = (time - 1 * (86400)); my $stop_date = (time + 360 * (86400)); if ($cgi->param('start_date')) { $start_date = SQL2epoch($cgi->param('start_date'), "00:00"); $where_time .= " and epoch_time >= $start_date "; } if ($cgi->param('stop_date')) { $stop_date = SQL2epoch($cgi->param('stop_date'), "23:59"); $where_time .= " and epoch_time <= $stop_date "; } # print "Start_date is " . (scalar localtime($start_date)) . "
\n"; # print "Stop_date is " . (scalar localtime($stop_date)) . "
\n"; # print "where_time is $where_time
\n"; my $statement = qq[ select e.nola, e.title, e.subtitle, e.description, e.program_num, e.seconds_exact from episode e where e.nola in (select block.nola from block join event on block.block_nola = event.nola where $where_nola $where_time) order by e.nola ]; # print "sth:

\n$statement\n
"; if (length($where_nola) < 3) { #print "where_nola too short: [$where_nola] ... bypassing select
\n"; $statement = "select 'nullop' where 0 = 1"; } #print "
$statement
"; my $sth = $dbh->prepare($statement) or warn "Can't prepare sth:
$statement
"; $sth->execute() or warn "Can't execute sth:
\n$statement\n
";; %> <% my ($row, $OUT, $some_title, $various_titles); while ($row = $sth->fetchrow_hashref()) { my $pretty_seconds = pretty_seconds($row->{seconds_exact}); $pretty_seconds = "$pretty_seconds." if $pretty_seconds; $OUT .= <
$row->{title} $row->{program_num}. $row->{subtitle}
$row->{description} $pretty_seconds

END_ONE_ROW if ($some_title) { if ($some_title ne $row->{title}) { $various_titles = 1; } } else { $some_title = $row->{title}; } } if ($various_titles) { #print "Including titles
\n"; $OUT =~ s[] []g; } else { #print "Omitting monotonous title
\n"; $OUT =~ s[.*?] []g; } if ($OUT) { print "$header \n
\n $OUT \n
"; } %>

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