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Teaching Human Rights: Lesson Plans and Resources

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Computer Science and Digital Tools

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Use this free, curated collection of preK-12 and higher education human rights lesson plans and resources to help students navigate the complexities of our global society.

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Join AFT’s SML director Kelly Booz and NYC Schools teacher Sari Beth Rosenberg as they dissect the pros and cons of AI tools in education.

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Check out this curated collection of our favorite digital literacy and computer science lesson plans and class activities as a start to helping your students become global digital citizens.

Share My Lesson Highlights

Teaching Human Rights: Lesson Plans and Resources

AI and Education Community

Computer Science and Digital Tools

collection

Use this free, curated collection of preK-12 and higher education human rights lesson plans and resources to help students navigate the complexities of our global society.

community

Join AFT’s SML director Kelly Booz and NYC Schools teacher Sari Beth Rosenberg as they dissect the pros and cons of AI tools in education.

collection

Check out this curated collection of our favorite digital literacy and computer science lesson plans and class activities as a start to helping your students become global digital citizens.

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December 10, 2024

The AI Educator Brain on Minecraft + AI: Turning Gamers into Coders

How many of your students (or kids!) are Minecraft pros? Let’s take their passion for gaming and turn it into a learning adventure!

What to Address This Month

Blog

8 Tips for Engaging Families and Strengthening Communication

December 03, 2024

Lesson

Best Practices in Prompting with OpenAI

Professional Development, PSRP, SISP

Lesson

Two Amazing Experts: AI's Ethical Pitfalls

Handout, Worksheet | Grades 6-12

Lesson

Protecting Global Food and Water Supplies in a Warming World

Grades 7-12, Higher Education

Blog

What to Teach This Month: December

November 30, 2023

Blog

3 Lessons from Wicked that Educators Can Use Right About Now

December 04, 2024

Syrians in Germany celebrate the Fall of the Assad Regime on 8 December 2024. Image credit: Shark1989z

PBS NewsHour Classroom December 10, 2024

Rebels Seize Damascus, Forcing Out Ruling Government of Syria

Ask students: When did the current rebellion against Bashar Assad and the Syrian government begin? How did President Biden react to the fall of Assad?

President Joe Biden hugs his family during the 59th Presidential Inauguration ceremony in Washington, Jan. 20, 2021. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris took the oath of office on the West Front of the U.S. Capitol. (DOD Photo by Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Carlos M. Vazquez II)

PBS NewsHour Classroom December 09, 2024

What Are the Limits of the Presidential Power to Pardon?

Ask students: How does President Biden's pardon protect his son from crimes that have not been charged in court?

Kelly Booz December 06, 2024

Prompt Engineering: Why Teachers Are the Original (OG) Prompt Engineers

Discover why teachers are the ultimate original prompt engineers, mastering the art of clear instructions and iteration long before AI tools like ChatGPT entered the classroom.

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