What we’ve outlined here constitutes the ground
floor of teaching writing for radio, with more emphasis
on writing and less emphasis on radio. For
those interested in pursuing radio production more
fully, you can visit the sites listed above; all are good resources for learning more about radio. You can
also use Generation PRX, a network for connecting
teachers and makers of radio, a resource hub for those
who have questions about student-made
radio, and
a gateway to the Public Radio Exchange (PRX.org).
By using resources like these, and designing lessons
based on those resources, we hope you will be able to
expand the ways you build bridges between the “real
world” and the classroom, and help your students
carry their voices beyond the classroom door.