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Amber Chandler June 18, 2019

EdTech: Pitching the Poster Board Part 2

Check out some great examples of EdTech paltforms you can use in your classroom or home to enhance education for all students and children regardless of what type of learner they are.

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Teacher discussing how Dearborn Public Schools welcomes refugee children.
PBS News Hour Classroom June 14, 2019

Dearborn, MI: Welcoming refugees

 #4 Top News Lesson of 2019

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Re-Imagining Migration June 12, 2019

Latinx Authors: 7 Must Read Books

 #8 Top Blog of 2019

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Photograph - into the jaws of death.
PBS News Hour Classroom June 06, 2019

D-Day at 75: Stories from WWII Veterans

Essential question: Why are stories like World War II veteran Pete Shaw’s important to hear 75 years later?

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Stonewall uprising
ADL June 06, 2019

Stonewall Uprising and LGBTQ Equity

In June 2019, we commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, which took place on June 28, 1969 and is viewed by many as sparking the movement for LGBTQ rights in the U.S.

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Students discussing public health research
PBS News Hour Classroom June 05, 2019

Public Health: High School Journalists Report on Sex Education

Students Reporting on Public Health and Sex Ed Summary:

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Teacher of the Year Kelly D. Holstine
AFT June 05, 2019

Teacher of the Year: Stand Up and Teach Pride

Teacher of the Year, Kelly D. Holstine, explains why she did not participate in the White House celebration for Teacher of the Year.

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Paraprofessional and support staff office worker
AFT PSRP June 03, 2019

Paraprofessional Support Staff: The Reliable Backbone of our Schools

 #2 Top Blog of 2019

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Migration books by Asian American Authors
Re-Imagining Migration May 30, 2019

9 Remarkable Books on Migration by Asian American Authors

Aakanksha Gupta with Re-Imagining Migration explores 9 books by Asian American authors that address the many experiences and aspects of migration.

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