Debunking Disinformation: 5 Ways to Respond
Learn about ways you can respond to disinformation in your classroom and at home in a meaningful, constructive and inclusive way.
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Dred Scott’s Struggle for Freedom Honored with New Memorial
Ask students: Who is Dred Scott? Where is Dred Scott's grave located? When was the Dred Scott Supreme Court case decided?
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Simone Biles Cements Status As Greatest Gymnast
Ask students: Who is Simone Biles, and what is her background? Where and when did Biles cement her legacy as the greatest ever gymnast.
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Largest Health Care Strike in U.S. History Underway
Ask students: Who is involved in the healthcare strike at Kaiser Permanente What do the healthcare workers hope to achieve from the strike?
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Four Current Events Topics Your Students Want To Talk About
Your students are watching the news whether you assign it or not. Here's how to meet them there.
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McCarthy Voted Out as House Speaker
Ask students: Who is Kevin McCarthy? What does the Speaker of the House do? Why did some members of his own party seek to remove McCarthy?
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Jovita Idar’s Fight for the Rights of Women and Mexican Immigrants
Ask students: What inspired Jovita Idar to transition from teaching to journalism? How did Jovita Idar's family play a role in her activism?
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Student Journalists Highlight Food Cost Disparities in Low-Income Areas
Ask students: How did the Hyde Square Task Force carry out the research? What did the research team find?
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What to Teach This Month: October Lesson Plans
In this October edition of “What to Teach” are recommendations that include topics adaptable for K-12 students like space races, the meaning of the Statue of Liberty, social movements that defined an era, and civics resources to get students involved in democracy.
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Banned Books in America: Helping Students Understand
Ask students: Why are books being banned in states across the United States? Why might it be important to read these banned books?
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