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Cherokee Female Seminary graduating class, 1902
PBS News Hour Classroom April 05, 2023

The Life and Legacy of Cherokee Photographer Jennie Ross Cobb

Ask Students: Who was Jennie Ross Cobb? What were some causes she supported? Why is it important for her to be spotlighted?

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Ryan Lomber holidng her art
AFT April 04, 2023

The Art of Hope: One Student's Journey

In August 2020, Ryan Lomber, like so many students, struggled to manage multiple crises.

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monarch butterflies
Andy Kratochvil April 04, 2023

Winging It: The Buzz About Saving Monarch Butterflies

Ask Students: How much have monarch populations decreased in the past 20 years? How can connecting culture to conservation help prioritize saving monarchs?

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donald trump
PBS News Hour Classroom March 31, 2023

Donald Trump Indicted

Ask Students: How do grand juries determine indictments, according to this story? Why has Trump not yet been arrested, according to this story?

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Starbucks workers rally and march in Seattle, WA
PBS News Hour Classroom March 30, 2023

Starbucks Faces Tense Hearing Over Alleged Union Busting

Ask Students: How have unions changed the working conditions at some Starbucks locations?

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professor talking to students
American Educator March 30, 2023

Do You Know About Our Higher Education Resources?

Learn more about higher education resources on Share My Lesson.

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students using virtual reality headsets
Andy Kratochvil March 29, 2023

A Guide to Teaching and Thriving with New Technologies

Educators are having to adjust to new technologies at a rapid pace. Here are four Share My Lesson resources to get you started.

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soocial media on phones held in hand
PBS News Hour Classroom March 29, 2023

A New Utah Law Would Limit Teens Access to Social Media

Ask Students: How would teens be limited in using social media under this law?

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man looking at conspiracy theories on his computer
Andy Kratochvil March 14, 2023

Teaching the Truth: The Urgency of Educating Students on Disinformation

Teaching students about disinformation and media literacy is crucial for their critical thinking and decision-making skills, and they deserve to be able to navigate our shared digital world with confidence and clarity.

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Part of the Alpine Oil Field. North Slope, Alaska
PBS News Hour Classroom March 14, 2023

The Biden Administration Approves Controversial Alaska Oil Project

Ask Students: How much oil might be produced from Project Willow? What are some of the reasons opponents of the project have argued against approval?

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