What We’re Doing About Educator Burnout
We can move public education forward together, ensuring dignity for all, respect for our work and wellness as employees.
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Slow Rescue Efforts After Devastating Earthquake in Morocco
Ask students: Where did the earthquake strike? What city was near the epicenter? Why are residents frustrated with the response?
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Political Division and the Decline of Local News
Ask students: What role have local papers had in uniting communities, according to this story? Why are many local news outlets failing?
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Court Rejects Alabama’s Congressional Map Again for Diluting Power of Black Voters
Ask students: Which States, other than Alabama, have all been challenged for diluting the power of Black voters? Why might the mapmaking process potentially be paused?
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Teachers: Keep Your Bucket Filled Throughout the Year
As a new teacher I was warned about teacher burnout, and after these last few years I can understand why. I am about to start my fourth year of teaching, and I am exhausted.
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New Law Protects Money Children Make as Influencers
Ask students: Where are children's profits for their work as entertainers already protected? Why did the new law in Illinois come to exist?
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What to Teach This Month: September Lesson Plans
What are you teaching this month? Check out some September highlights.
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Discussing the Deadly, Racist Shooting in Jacksonville
Ask Students: What anniversary was being marked when the shooting took place? How have hate crimes increased in recent years?
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India’s Successful Landing on the Moon
Ask students: Why did India go to the moon? How do humans get to the moon? Is it different from the U.S.’s 1969 trip? How about the landing?
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Back to School with Share My Lesson: Resources to Save You Time
How are you preparing for Back to School this year? Check out our newly updated collection of resources made for teachers of all backgrounds.
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