Podcasts are a good way for students to “develop skills from in-depth research and narrative building to technical know-how and project planning, experts suggest,” writes Lauren Barack for K-12 Dive.
“And while these skills can help students in their academic pursuits,” adds Barack, “they can continue to serve learners when they graduate, grow up and enter the working world.”
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