The Language of Trauma: Supporting Immigrant Students
Editor’s note: Thousands of migrants from all corners of the world, grappling with dangerous home country conditions, war, violence and humanitarian disasters, seek protection
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News Lesson on COP26
Ask Students: If the science is so compelling for climate change, why do you think it’s difficult for countries to come to a consensus?
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What Is Sketchnoting?
I began this year with a vow to be careful about how much technology I required students to use.
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World Leaders Head to Glasgow for 'COP26' Climate Summit
Ask students: Who is interviewed in this piece, and what is her background? What is the reason global leaders are meeting in Glasgow, Scotland this week?
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5 Resources to Celebrate National STEM Day
Did you know November 8 is National STEM Day?
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A Brief but Spectacular Take on the Disability Rights Movement
Ask students: Who is Judy Heumann, and what is her background? When did she join other activists to push for legislation protecting those with disabilities?
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What's Happening: Pfizer Vaccine for Kids, Crisis in Sudan and More
Ask students: Who has approved the Pfizer COVID vaccine for 5-11 year olds? What major crisis happened in the North African country of Sudan this week?
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These 500 Free Learning Activities Can Help You Spend More Time Teaching, Less Time Searching
Ask educators what they wish they had more of, and 9 times out of 10, the first thing they will say is “time.”
Student Stories of Pandemic Trauma
What does COVID-19-related trauma look like to the young people in our classrooms? High school psychology teacher Jim Arey knows firsthand.
Five Economic Terms Your Students Should Know About the Global Supply Chain Problem
What's Going on with the Global Supply Chain?Combating the global supply chain delays that are negatively impacting the U.S.
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