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Super Civics 2020: Highlights from the South Carolina Democratic Debate

2020-02-26

South Carolina Democratic Debate: What Are the Roles of Moderators and the Audience? From the PBS NewsHour’s Dan Bush: “If there was any doubt that...

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Trump Impeachment Verdict: Senate Votes to Acquit

PBS NewsHour Extra

2020-02-07

Trump Impeachment Verdict:A Historic Vote in the Senate The U.S. Senate has spoken, and President Trump will remain in office. On Wednesday, he was...

Coronavirus Update: What Students Should Know

PBS NewsHour Extra

2020-02-01

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Tarana Burke at the 2018 Disobedience Awards. Photo by MIT Media Lab.

Black Women Activists and the Long History Behind #MeToo

Facing History and Ourselves

2020-02-26

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Historic Role of Black Women Activists in #MeToo Trigger Warning: The readings and activities below contain references to rape and other forms of...

Student climate change art: “If Plastics Were Beautiful” by Judy Derrick

“If Plastics Were Beautiful” by Judy Derrick

Student Voice: Climate Change Art and Activism

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2020-02-25

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Climate Change Art and Student Voice As an art teacher at Glens Falls High School in upstate New York, I was thrilled to read the compelling articles...

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How Journalism Builds Student Confidence

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2020-02-25

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As Scholastic Journalism Week hosted by the Journalism Education Association kicks off this week, three teachers explain why journalism matters, how...

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