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Just like children learn and inherit racism from their elders, they also pick up on the lack of it. All children repeat what they hear from their families, teachers, and peers. And children are attentive and inquisitive enough to pick up on even the slightest hint of a bias. But if we can unknowingly or knowingly pass on our bad traits to children, we also hold the responsibility of teaching them the importance of accepting people from all walks of life. America is an immensely diverse country, but even in the current political and social climate, you cannot even go a day without some incident of racism happening. The Black Lives Matter movement was when the cauldron literally bubbled over, and people refused to accept the injustices enacted on black individuals any longer. These continued incidents of racism, subtle or otherwise, call for a drastic and immediate change, and there is no place better to start that change than with children. They need to be taught about the entire histor...

Video projects have become an engaging classroom activity among teenage students. Teenagers nowadays actively create, design, and edit videos and learn from one another. With the availability of the best teen movie trailers & videos and online editing tools, turning video ideas into a reality has become easier for students. Here we have gathered some ideas for classroom projects that students can work on.  Create a video tour Many teenagers, particularly transfer students, explore videos of schools and colleges they plan to go to for further studies. Students can consider creating videos of their schools, showing off their favorite parts or significant locations. They can also ask other students to share their experiences, giving new students and visitors more reasons to learn what’s so great about the school or college. Such video tours often benefit students who want to explore the campus before deciding on their new schools.  Start a portfolio The only thing high schoo...