Californians Approve Plan to Address Homelessness
Ask students: How many people are homeless in California? Who is the new initiative designed to help? What does the ballot measure fund?
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The Life and Achievements of Chemist Stephanie Kwolek, Inventor of Kevlar
Ask students: When did Stephanie Kwolek make the discovery of the fiber that became Kevlar? What path did she take to becoming a chemist?
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How the Plastic Industry Knowingly Pushed Recycling Myth for Decades
Ask students: What is "advanced recycling"? When did the skepticism about the effectiveness of recycling within the plastic industry emerge?
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One Teacher's Take on Harnessing AI in Schools
Ask students: How does Antao use AI in his own classroom? Why does AI help students with confidence in their own writing, according to Antao?
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Can Science Save the Northern White Rhino From Extinction and Even Bring Back the Dodo?
Ask students: How many northern white rhinos still are alive? How are scientists hoping to create genetic diversity in future northern white rhinos?
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Dungeons & Dragons: How to Level Up Your Teaching
Teaching with Dungeons & Dragons? Yes, you definitely can! Learn how the game enhances skills like creativity, teamwork and inclusivity with free, adaptable lesson plans.
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Vision for New Affordable City in California Meets Skepticism from Locals
Ask students: Who are the key figures behind the California Forever project?
What is the proposed scope of the project?
Takeaways From Biden's 2024 State of the Union Address
Ask students: Why does Biden say democracy is under attack both home and abroad? Where does Biden plan to build a temporary pier to provide emergency relief?
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Empowering Voices: Celebrating Women Leaders Who Shape Our World
Teach about these inspiring women leaders whose vision and leadership changed the world, fostering opportunity, inclusivity, and justice.
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How Governors Are Working on Solutions Amid Intense Political Polarization
At a time of intense polarization across the country and bitter partisan battles in Washington, some of the nation’s governors are attempting to find a way forward to solve their own states’ proble
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