Holiday News Roundup: Vaccine Distribution and the Transition of Power
Ask students: Do you think federal, state or local governments should have the most control over vaccine distribution? Why do you think so?
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Share My Lesson Staff Share Their Favorite Resources of 2020
The Share My Lesson Staff helps wrap up 2020 with some of their favorite resources of the year. What were yours? Let us know!
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Union Holds Sweater-Weather Drive for Students
The Providence Teachers Union recently held a "sweater-weather" fundraiser that gave 1,000 new sweaters and hoodies to preK-12 students.
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Shining an Equitable Lens on Every Student
Equity is a hot topic in education right now. Everyone gets really worked up when it comes to this idea. Emotions run high and defensiveness rises.
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Bryan Stevenson on Changing the Criminal Justice System on Behalf of Children
Ask students: How does Bryan Stevenson see the criminal justice system as unequal or unfair? What does his organization do?
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Digital Winter Holiday Lesson Plans and Activities for Students
Explore this list of winter holiday lesson plans, worksheets, printables and other resources to learn from diversity and celebrate community with students.
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How Local Journalism is Vital to Civic Engagement
Ask students: What is the importance of local journalism? What will be the effect on communities if they lose all local investigative journalists?
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Project-Based Learning Kits: End-of-Year Capstone Projects for K-12 Students
#5 Top Blog of 2020 These project-based learning kits are great for distance learning, but can also be used as year-end capstone projects for in-person teaching.
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Chuck Yeager, First to Break the Sound Barrier, Dies at 97
Ask students: Why do you think Chuck Yeager rose to become such a prominent figure in American life? What did you find most impressive about Yeager’s life?
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