Positives

• The colorful animation and easy-to-understand narration will keep students engaged.
• The video shows how different countries use nuclear power.
  

Additional Prerequisites

• The video content ends at 9:03. The rest of the video is an advertisement.
• The latter part of the video opines that using nuclear energy is a good thing to do.

Differentiation

• Social studies or civics classes could discuss policies, public service campaigns, incentives, or other methods for investing in clean energy.
• Science and engineering classes could identify a nuclear power plant in the United States using this energy infrastructure map and research when the plant was built, how it is being maintained, and how much energy the plant produces. Students could then research newer nuclear plants and compare the statistics.
• Other resources on this topic include this interactive data tool that shows which countries use nuclear energy, this video on how nuclear energy works, and this Vox video on why nuclear power plants are shutting down.