In this week's episode, we hear both sides of a national debate focused on school: should kids be learning in a classroom or remotely? In this week’s poll, we want to know what the kids think!
Next, we meet a photographer who kept her neighbors connected by documenting the resilience of her community in a year of social distancing.
Then we cool down, with a story about a coach who taught his team the value of community service – by trading a dumbbell for a snow shovel.
Finally, things heat up, as we travel to Tonga, where an underwater volcano made a big splash in the Pacific.
Mental Health (noun): the health of our brain, which controls how we think, feel, and act.
Archipelago (noun): a group of islands.
Tsunami (noun): a giant wave caused by earthquakes or volcanic eruptions underwater.
We meet a photographer keeping her community connected with "porch portraits." Now we want to know: How do you stay connected to your friends, family, and community?
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For this week’s poll, we want to know: Should schools resume in-person learning? “No, it's not safe.” “Yes, we need to be in school.” or “Yes, but only with some changes.” Click here to vote!
