How Teachers Are Talking About the Oxford School Shooting
Ask Students: How is the shooting in Oxford affecting surrounding communities, according to this piece? Who are some of the people interviewed in this piece and what are their backgrounds?
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Teachers Burnout, The Struggle Is Real
by Joel Richards
How 'The 1619 Project' Connects Slavery to Modern America
Ask Students: What is the 1619 Project? When did The 1619 Project first appear in print, and what was the reaction to it?
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Why SCOTUS May Reverse Roe v. Wade Next Year
Ask Students: Who is interviewed in this segment, and what are their backgrounds? What is the Supreme Court deciding in this case, according to the guests?
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'America, I Sing You Back': A poem for the holiday
Ask Students: Who wrote this poem and why did she do so, according to the linked article? What are some of the ways Coke critiques the American experience?
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Celebrating Creativity and Innovation with the Museum of Failure
Ask Students: What is the Museum of Failure, and why was it founded? What are some examples of major failures mentioned in this piece?
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Empowering Students as Changemakers
For decades, youth in the United States have been leaders on issues from civil rights and educational opportunities to gun control and clean air and water.
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Omicron Variant: How The World Is Responding
Ask Students: What is the so-called omicron variant, and why are public health experts concerned about it? Where was the omicron variant first identified?
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With 95% of NFL Vaccinated, Why Did Aaron Rodgers not Take the Vaccine?
Ask students: Who is Aaron Rodgers, and what is his background? What are the rules set by the National Football League about players getting COVID vaccines?
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From the Border to the Classroom: AFT Supports Newly Arrived Migrants
As immigration policy continues to make its messy way through the halls of Congress, the White House and the Supreme Court, many migrants themselves continue to suffer.
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