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Sep 3, 2024 | retroreport.org | Isadora Varejão

Retro Report has received a grant to develop new educational resources using 25 short films from its library. A select group of teachers will be chosen to assist with this project, which will run from October 2024 to March 2025. The goal is to complete resource creation by mid-November. Teachers with experience in Special Education or effective mainstreaming will be prioritized. Earn rewards when your teacher friends subscribe using your referral link. Learn more.

Aug 19, 2024 | retroreport.org | Isadora Varejão

💻 Create your free Retro Report account today Click here to create your account. This is required for advisors and necessary to keep accessing our free education resources. 🛍 Participate in our *new* Referral Program and earn points toward exclusive Fall swag and gift cards. When your teacher friends subscribe to our weekly education newsletter using your unique referral link, you will accrue points toward brand-new rewards (check them out).

Mar 6, 2024 | retroreport.org | Isadora Varejão

Join Retro Report and New American History for the webinar “The Road to Civil Rights: Resources for Educators.” We’ll share new videos, lessons and interactive resources about post-Reconstruction and early civil rights movement. Related

Mar 6, 2024 | retroreport.org | Isadora Varejão

Join Retro Report and the Foreign Policy Association on April 11 for the webinar “Exploring Climate Change in the Classroom.” We will share engaging tools for teaching about climate change and global environmental policy. Related

Nov 7, 2023 | retroreport.org | Isadora Varejão

Retro Report has a selection of videos to help teachers commemorate Veterans Day (Nov. 11). Learn more about our resources below. Agent Orange: Last Chapter of the Vietnam WarThis 10-minute video explores the decision by the U.S. military to spray millions of acres of Vietnam with a toxic defoliant, and illustrates how that decision continues to produce medical consequences for American and Vietnamese citizens. TranscriptCould a Simple Intervention Fight a Suicide Crisis?