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Coronavirus Student Guide: Explanations and News Updates
#1 Top News Lesson of 2020Use this Coronavirus student guide to discuss the recent outbreaks the international community is experiencing and what might happen next.
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Black Women Activists and the Long History Behind #MeToo
Facing History and Ourselves explores the legacy of black women activists in not only the #metoo movement, but the movement to combat sexual violence.
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Super Civics 2020: Highlights from the South Carolina Democratic Debate
PBS NewsHour Extra explores the South Carolina Democratic Debate and examines the role of moderators, candidates and the audience during a debate.
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Student Voice: Climate Change Art and Activism
Susan Botch, a teacher at Glens Falls High School in New York, discusses how the recent issue of American Educator inspired students' climate change art.
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How Journalism Builds Student Confidence
Three teachers explain how journalism and the PBS NewsHour Student Labs program help build student confidence and writing skills.
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John Lewis Graphic Novel: Illustrating A Real-Life Superhero
Social studies teacher Tim Smyth writes about the graphic series illustrating the accomplishments of civil rights movement superhero Congressman John Lewis.
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Countering Xenophobic Bullying in Schools
Experts from Re-imagining Migration write on the critical issue of xenophobic bullying in schools. What can we do to stop and prevent future incidents?
Shirley Chisholm and Driving Change in the US Congress
Facing History and Ourselves discuss changemakers like Shirley Chisholm and how the changing makeup of the US congress matters.
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Text Selection: Diverse Readings to Increase Learning
Learn from expert Barbara Blackburn about text selection and how to provide a greater challenge to your students to increase learning,
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