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Dispatches from the Gulf
An excellent choice for STEM curricula, as it features scientists measuring and studying the effects of this marine disaster.
The Greatest Hits
Those unfamiliar with Lucky Diaz and the Family Jam Band will appreciate this compilation of the "best" of the group. For those who own the other albums by the band, this is probably skippable.
A Subprime Education/The Education of Omarina
Viewing these stories will provide greater understanding of the pitfalls of attending for-profit universities and how mentoring can be key to academic success. Valuable for public and school library collections.
After the Spill
This compelling documentary successfully sheds light on mankind's relationship with water and our fragile environment and would spark discussions on economics, ecology, and environmental disasters in STEM classes.
Press Play
Offering catchy tunes, meaningful lyrics, rich harmonies, lush instrumentation, and pitch-perfect arrangement, this will be a winner with kids and families.
Tradition Is a Temple: The Modern Masters of New Orleans
Appealing to a niche audience, this is probably not for all collections but should be considered for purchase by schools with strong music programs.
Trees
The information that is delivered will make this album useful to include in classrooms, while the music itself is catchy enough for family listening.
Human Body School
The complex lyrics and appropriate vocabulary make this album a useful tool for the classroom.
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