STEM is on the air at Youth Radio

Youth Radio engages teenagers, especially from low-income families and youth of color, in creative and technical work. Supported by the National Science Foundation, they teach kids to investigate science stories and develop technology. Students learn to edit interviews, compose music, and develop mobile apps. The program aims to transform students from consumers to creators, contributing to the economy. Youth Radio plans to expand its model nationwide, allowing educators to adapt their toolkit in various learning environments.

What is the main activity that teenagers are preparing for in the Youth Radio program?

• A sports event

• A live News Radio show

• A science fair

• A music concert

What kind of stories are students at Youth Radio learning to investigate?

• Historical stories

• Science stories

• Fictional stories

• Political stories

Which organizations are mentioned as part of the students' project collaborations?

• National Geographic and NPR

• BBC and CNN

• Fox News and ABC

• Discovery Channel and PBS

What skills are students learning in the basement of the Youth Radio building?

• Painting and sculpting

• Cooking and baking

• Mobile and web app development

• Dance and choreography

What is the future goal of the Youth Radio program mentioned in the video?

• To create a youth radio toolkit for nationwide use

• To start a television channel

• To open a new radio station

• To publish a magazine