Ken Burns in the Classroom

The speaker discusses their lifelong passion for American history and their work with public broadcasting to preserve and share historical films. These films are increasingly used in schools, and efforts have been made to organize educational materials. PBS has helped in reorganizing these resources, integrating them into school curricula, and planning future expansions.

In what ways has PBS contributed to the organization of the speaker's past work?

What themes of American history are explored through the materials developed for classrooms?