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PBS News Hour Classroom August 15, 2019

Hong Kong Protests: A Helpful Study Guide

A New Study Guide for the Pro-Democracy Hong Kong Protests

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PBS News Hour Classroom August 12, 2019

Music Education: Why The Beatles’ Message of Love Never Fails Me

Fifty years ago on the same day of the assignment, four friends gathered on a warm London afternoon to cross the street. Little did they know they were capturing a moment in time that would serve as an iconic work of art.

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Author Toni Morrison receiving the Presidential Medal
PBS News Hour Classroom August 12, 2019

Toni Morrison: The Author's Prolific Life and Legacy

Essential question: Why have Toni Morrison’s novels made such a significant impact on American literature?

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ADL August 07, 2019

Gun Violence: Talking to Adolescents About Recent Mass Shootings

At a time when parents and teachers should be thinking about children’s new notebooks and back-to-school jitters, they instead have to contemplate how to talk with young people about mass shootings and anti-immigrant bias. Learn how to talk to students about these issues with the help of the ADL.

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Children ready for back to school!
AFT August 05, 2019

Back to School: 10 Reasons to Prepare with AFT's Share My Lesson

Why is everybody making Share My Lesson their one-stop destination for back to school?

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Julia Thompson April 17, 2019

When and How to Respond When There's a Behavior Problem

It can be a challenge to make the right decision when students misbehave. It’s hard to predict student behavior even when a class appears to be cooperative and on task.

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PBS News Hour Classroom March 08, 2019

Police shootings, race and respect

Essential question: What does the issue of police brutality say about how America has dealt with its history of racism?

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