Belarus and Press Freedom, Education Loss, Cicada InvasionTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1605
May 24, 2021 • 1h 44m
Why the international community is so upset about a forced landing of a commercial flight in Belarus over the weekend. Then, how do we deal with student learning gaps created by the pandemic? Also, trillions of cicadas emerge from the soil in an invasion 17 years in the making. Additionally on today's show: why researchers think octopuses dream while they sleep, the story of a survivor of the Buchenwald Nazi death camp, and why few “educational” apps for kids are actually very educational.

Belarus and Press Freedom
Belarus and Press FreedomMay 24, 202121mPress Freedom and the Abduction of a Belarusian Journalist
Press Freedom and the Abduction of a Belarusian Journalist
Education Loss
Education LossMay 24, 202116mShould We Hold Students Back, or Give Them a Challenge?
Should We Hold Students Back, or Give Them a Challenge?
Octopuses Dreaming
Octopuses DreamingMay 24, 202116mOctopuses Appear to Dream. What Does That Tell Us About the Evolution of Sleep?
Octopuses Appear to Dream. What Does That Tell Us About the Evolution of Sleep?
Holocaust Survivor
Holocaust SurvivorMay 24, 202120mBoy from Buchenwald: The True Story of a Holocaust Survivor
Boy from Buchenwald: The True Story of a Holocaust Survivor
Educational Apps
Educational AppsMay 24, 202114mAre Educational Apps for Kids Really Educational?
Are Educational Apps for Kids Really Educational?
Cicada Invasion
Cicada InvasionMay 24, 202117mSecrets of Cicadas
Secrets of Cicadas
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