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Amber Chandler May 08, 2017

The Technology Band-Aid

Most people who know me are aware that I use technology in my classroom, but until this blog, I’ve never talked much about how important I consider it for what happens outside of

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NASP May 05, 2017

"13 Reasons Why" Netflix Series: Considerations for Educators

Republished with permission from the

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Kindred Spirits April 19, 2017

Kehkashan Basu—2016 International Children’s Peace Prize winner

It is with great pleasure that we introduce you to Kehkashan Basu, our first guest writer for Kindred Spirits. Kehkashan is the 2016 winner of the International Children’s Peace Prize for her work to protect the environment. 

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Amber Chandler April 13, 2017

Teaching Social Justice Through Film: Exploring "Zootopia" with Amber Chandler

 #2 Blog of the Decade #2 Blog of 2017

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Science Friday April 11, 2017

Why does this frog glow?

 #4 News Story of 2017Amy Nordrum of IEEE Spectrum joins Ira to talk about the discovery of the world’s first fluorescent frog in South America.

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Let it Ripple April 10, 2017

50/50 Day is May 10th - Sign up Today!

Have you ever wondered how many elected women presidents or prime ministers there have been in the world? Ten, 20, 40? Please hold your guess for a moment. Ask a few of your students.

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Listenwise April 10, 2017

Thousands Of Russians Take To Streets In Biggest Anti-Government Protest In Years

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PBS News Hour Classroom April 10, 2017

Listening, but not hearing

By April Brown

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PBS News Hour Classroom April 07, 2017

U.S. fires missiles into Syria in response to chemical weapons attack

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Children’s Day: Día April 03, 2017

Children’s Day, Book Day (Día) and the Idea of Bookjoy (alegría en los libros)!

By Pat Mora

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