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American Psychological Association March 29, 2018

Managing Your Distress in the Aftermath of a Shooting

Republished with permission from the American Psychological Association

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PBS News Hour Classroom March 28, 2018

March For Our Lives: Ways to debrief with students this week

Essential question: Following the March For Our Lives, what measures need to be taken to ensure changes to gun policies are made?

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PBS News Hour Classroom March 27, 2018

Will school walkouts inspire lawmakers to act?

Essential question: How should school address student walkouts?

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AFT March 26, 2018

I’m proud of my students and their courageous activism

By Kathy Latour

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Randi Weingarten March 23, 2018

This is What Democracy Looks Like

From the streets, to schools, to the ballot box, Americans are joining together in the largest surge of collective courage, idealism and condemnation of injustice in my lifetime.

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Kindred Spirits March 22, 2018

Kindred Spirits: Getting in Front of Silence & Fear in the Classroom

By Tricia Baldes

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Julie Stern March 19, 2018

3 Profound Questions to Strengthen Our Democracy

Discover three thought-provoking questions that can help students and educators engage in meaningful discussions about democracy, civic responsibility, and the power of informed participation.

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Amber Chandler March 19, 2018

Six Months of Flexible Seating

Note: This blog is a follow up to Amber Chandler’s October 2017 blog, The Flexible Approa

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PBS News Hour Classroom March 14, 2018

Does Trump’s school safety plan make schools safer?

Essential question: What are the strengths and weaknesses of the Trump Administration’s plan to end gun violence in schools?

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