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Michigan State Board of Education Meeting video archives
This link will take you to the Michigan Department of Education web site where Michigan State Board of Education Meetings are archived on the REMC Michigan Streamnet.
DEFINING MOMENTS:
Frank Murphy, Fred Korematsu, and the Internment of Japanese Americans During World War I
Michigan Government Television presents a package of curriculum materials dealing with the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII, with the U.S. Supreme Court case of Korematsu v. U.S. Government, and with the dissenting opinion in that case of Michigan's Frank Murphy, a U.S. Supreme Court justice. The materials target standards and benchmarks in the Michigan Curriculum Framework in government, history, and technology.
MGTV's Civil War Battle Flags Project:
Educational project for elementary, middle and high school
students including lesson plans, printed materials and videotape.
(see Civil War Battle Flags curriculum materials)
Oh, Could They But Speak? The History and Importance of Michigan's Civil War Battle Flags
Fascinating look at the role of the flags and how they came to be
housed at the Capitol. Length: 31:29
Link to LIVE webcast of House and Senate Session!
Our partners at House TV and Michigan Senate Live now offer live webcasts of House of Representatives and Senate sessions.
 
Videotape archives of MGTV programming are available for viewing or purchase, but are not available online at this time.
The MGTV programming archives are available through the Michigan State University Archives and Historical Collections from July 1996 through the present . Contact MGTV for more information at mgtv@mgtv.org or call 517-373-4250.
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Watch a Reenactment of President Teddy Roosevelt's Historic Speech.