Back-to-School Joy Is Tempered by Fear
As schools reopen, educators balance back-to-school excitement with concerns over safety, inclusion, and the challenges facing students and teachers.
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What to Know About AI and Mental Health
Learn how AI is shaping mental health support. Explore the benefits, risks, and classroom discussions around AI and mental health.
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Tour of Giant, Brightly Colored Creatures Celebrates Artistic Heritage of Oaxaca
Discover how giant, colorful sculptures from Oaxaca showcase Mexico’s rich artistic heritage and cultural traditions in this lesson.
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Fighting the Addiction: How Smartphones Threaten Children’s Mental Health
The graphs show it in stark relief: Rates of anxiety and depression are soaring while test scores plummet among young children and teens.
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Is a Bubble Forming as AI Investments Drive Economic Growth?
Explore how AI investments are driving economic growth and sparking concerns about a potential tech bubble.
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Teens at the Ballot Box: The United Kingdom Lowers the Voting Age to 16
Explore how lowering the voting age to 16 in the UK impacts youth civic engagement and political participation, and what it means for teen voters worldwide.
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California Farms Face Pressure as Water Supply Declines
Ask students: Why is the Imperial Valley called "America's winter salad bowl"? Who are some of the people who want the Imperial Valley to use less water?
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Honoring 9/11 Through Service: Teacher Sweepstakes and Resources
Enter the 9/11 Day Teacher Sweepstakes and access free PreK–12 resources to inspire service, kindness, and civic action in your classroom.
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Why Target Is Being Boycotted, and How the Company Has Responded
Learn why a pastor is leading a boycott of Target and how the retailer has responded to growing consumer protests.
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Picnics, Parades and Empowering Workers
This Labor Day, we’re focusing on what all working people deserve.
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