YTV In Class

YTV In Class was YTV's version of the Cable in the Classroom program. 
In the early years, it was called "YTV News Outreach" and supplied teachers with lesson plans linked with YTV News broadcasts. 
==Episode list==
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 	7 	Power In TV News 	YTV News. How the codes in TV news communicate separately and in combination to make the messages on TV seem so powerful and compelling.
 	8 	Backstage Pass: What is Fame? 	The YTV Achievement Awards (YAA!) are the starting point in this examination of the subtle differences between heroes, celebrities, and role models.
 	9 	Who Rules the News? 	Follows the steps the YTV News team takes to produce a newscast.
 	10 	Television and the Global Village: Strangers on a Screen?	A broad look at developing nations and the rights of the child that examines images, perceptions and stereotypes media the world over create and convey. Produced in association with UNICEF Canada.
 	11 	TV And Violence 	Discussion, research and creative activities help students gain some perspective on this troublesome issue. Third edition of this popular guide
 	12 	Express Yourself: DIY-TV 	Help students produce their own one-minute video editorials on a topic of concern or interest that may be considered for use on the DIY-TV segment of YTV News.
 	13 	Drawing the Line 	For use with the half-hour YTV News : Drawing the Line special, a program on drinking and driving that helps high school students understand the consequences before they get behind the wheel.
 	14 	Comics Come to Class 	AGR In Class, a half-hour compilation of segments from the popular weekly YTV show The Anti-Gravity Room. This compilation included segments from the episodes Fantasy, Women in Comics, Old Stories New Twists & Villains.
 	15 	Don't Hesit8: Activ8 	Originally published in poster format, this edition of the lesson plan is a compendium of fun, facts and fitness information that celebrates the benefits of daily physical activity for students of all ages.
 	16 	You Oughta Know: Teens Talk About Dating And Abuse 	This half-hour YTV News special identifies different types of dating abuse; examines how abusive relationships start; explains what happens when they continue; and provides solutions to the problem. Teens speak candidly about relationships, while victims and perpetrators share their personal stories. In combination, the package is intended to help viewers recognize abusive situations and develop healthy relationships.
 	17 	YAA To The M@x 	Ever wonder what makes the kids on the YTV Achievement Awards tick? Nominees, finalists and winners seem to share qualities of determination and positive attitudes. They set goals for themselves and remain patient and tenacious when they need to. Best of all, they seem to really enjoy what they're doing; whether it's science, sports, arts or helping in their communities. How do they do it? YAA To The M@x has some answers.
 	18 	Parle-Minute Plan 1: Canada's Capital 	In this one-minute vignette, viewers meet John A. MacDonald, Canada's first Prime Minister, and find out why Ottawa became the nation's capital. Interesting and fun activities illustrate the roles of key players on Parliament Hill, and help students identify the physical components of government, while providing opportunities to develop their research and communications skills.
 	19 	Parle-Minute Plan 2: Flag 	This vignette introduces the infamous Flag Debate of 1964-65, while the lesson plan gives students a chance to create and fly their own flag, and recreate the passage of a Bill into law. Also covered: Parliamentary committees, and conflicts of loyalty to Cabinet, Caucus and conscience.
 	20 	Parle-Minute Plan 3: Peace Tower 	This program takes a closer look at the Peace Tower, the Ottawa landmark built to honour Canadians killed during World War I. This lesson plan encourages students to discuss and research the concepts of unity, multiculturalism, democracy, traditions, and symbols of war and peace.
 	21 	Parle-Minute Plan 4: Citizen 	In this vignette, "Citizen Gargoyle" shows viewers around "their" House. A series of activities, suitable for grades 4 and up, encourages students to ponder the concepts of fairness and equality, and explore ways media can affect perception. Research and cooperative skills are challenged, and a mock Question Period staged. A quiz on the parliamentary system wraps up the activities.
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