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DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS OUTRAGED BY U.S. ATTACK ON HOSPITAL
PBS News Hour Classroom October 05, 2015

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS OUTRAGED BY U.S. ATTACK ON HOSPITAL

An airstrike on a hospital in Northern Afghanistan over the weekend has an international aid organization demanding answers.

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Ami Turner DelAguila October 01, 2015

Share My Lesson: A Personal Learning Network

Editor's Note: This blog post by Ami Turner originally appeared in the American Educator.A Personal Learning NetworkEducators understand the importance of a positive school community. For students, this type of environment promotes trust and enables them to learn and feel valued.

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Life on Mars? NASA discovers evidence of water
PBS News Hour Classroom September 30, 2015

Life on Mars? NASA discovers evidence of water

NASA has discovered evidence of water on the surface of Mars, raising the potential for life on the planet.Since exploration of Mars started in the 1960s, scientists have looked for indications of life or conditions that may have once supported it.

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Marlana Martinelli September 29, 2015

22 MORE Things We Found on Share My Lesson That We Just Love!

This blog post by Marlana Martinelli originally appeared on

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Pope talks climate change and poverty at White House and DC churches
PBS News Hour Classroom September 28, 2015

Pope talks climate change and poverty at White House and DC churches

More than 11,000 people turned out to watch President Barack Obama welcome Pope Francis on the White House lawn Wednesday. “The size and the spirit of today’s gathering is just a small reflection of the deep devotion of some 70 million American Catholics,” Obama said in his welcome address.

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Brian Sztabnik September 24, 2015

Informal Mentoring for Teachers That Makes a Difference

Informal mentoring can shape a teacher’s career and school culture. Learn how simple, everyday actions between colleagues build connection, confidence, and long-term impact.

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The Global Search for Education: Teaching in a Global World
Share My Lesson September 21, 2015

The Global Search for Education: Teaching in a Global World

Editor's Note: This post by C. M. Rubin originally appeared on the The Huffington Post

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Code Like a Girl puts more girls in the game
PBS News Hour Classroom September 16, 2015

Code Like a Girl puts more girls in the game

Young female gamers are leveling the playing field in the video-gaming world with girls-only computer coding camps. Alexa Cafe and Code Like a Girl teach girls the basics of game design and encourage interest in technology so they can create games and help to diversify the heavily male-dominated gaming industry.

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Presidential candidates travel the country courting voters
PBS News Hour Classroom September 16, 2015

Presidential candidates travel the country courting voters

As GOP candidates prepare for the second Republican debate on Wednesday, Democratic candidates saw a recent shift in the polls that could spell trouble for frontrunner Hillary Clinton.

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Girls Court provides alternatives to prison for delinquent girls
PBS News Hour Classroom September 15, 2015

Girls Court provides alternatives to prison for delinquent girls

A court experiment in Florida attempts to help delinquent girls by promoting rehabilitation rather than incarceration.
Girls Court, as the experiment is called, started a year ago in Jacksonville as way to address the fact that many of the young women in the state’s juvenile justice system find themselves committing crimes due to trauma experienced earlier in life.

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