KQED Do Now: What Event in 2014 Affected You the Most?

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What Event in 2014 Affected You the Most?     The World Cup. The Michael Brown shooting. Scotland’s bid for independence. The war in Gaza. Next week we're asking students What events had the most impact on the world in 2014? Why? This is a special Do Now in partnership with PBS NewsHour’s #MyZeitgeist competition. Join the discussion for your chance to win prizes.Join the discussion     Which is More Truthful: Words or Images?     How do captions affect the way we “read” photographs? Consider what images convey when shown without captions. What is the effect of words without pictures? Which is more accurate or truthful: words or images? #DoNowPhotoJoin the discussion     Do Now Science     Stay tuned next week when we ask students to explore questions around colonizing outer space. Post will be live the afternoon of Tuesday, December 9.See past Do Now Science discussions     Should Obama Have Granted Deportation Relief? Students Weigh In     Last week, students were asked whether or not Obama should have granted deportation relief to over 5 million immigrants who meet a certain criteria. Students around the country share their perspective in this #DoNowImmigration roundup.Read the Post     Make Unique Media Mixes with Meograph     Meograph is a free online media making tool that allows you to create unique mixes of media content using online photos and videos, as well as your own media assets. Check out this free tutorial and start making your own mashups today.Watch the Video     Apply Now: Spring Do Now Working Group     Know a highly engaged teacher interested in innovative pedagogical approaches? Spread the word about KQED Do Now! We’re currently recruiting for our spring working group. Participants are eligible for a $150 stipend.Learn More