Safe-Boating

By now you know that reading information on boating safety can help you learn about it, right? You also learned that watching the right kind of boating safety videos help you learn and retain that knowledge. But research shows that to reshape someone’s safety behavior usually requires two more key elements; 1) making them a stakeholder in outcomes, 2) having them interact with their peers in those behaviors. And both of those things require something called “critical thinking”.

Although that sounds like a tall educational order, it can be accomplished with a combination of using an educational video with a peer-driven interactive lesson activity. And that’s exactly what you’ll find below. These classroom video-lesson activity combos are designed for Middle School and High School education with actual correlations to Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards so they are “teacher ready”, and unlike a lot of packaged lessons, they’re totally free. And because of their educational quality, many are used by PBS LearningMedia and Stride Learning; two of the nation’s top online education providers.

So, pump some life into your classroom learning while helping save lives by having your teacher download and use these vetted educational resources on boating safety.

What? You have one of those persnickety teachers that don’t want fun-on-the-water lessons in their classroom and only insist on STEM (Science-Technology-Engineering-Math) related lessons? Well then strap on your PFDs because here’s an exclusive collection of feature videos, classroom videos and related lessons that can float the STEM boat in your classroom.

For many learners, reading text on websites falls short of making lasting impressions. That’s why most educational outlets also use engaging videos. To discover over 250 boating safety tips, rules, guidelines, and more, begin watching the feature videos on this site and explore some of the other prominent boating safety video website links.