Young voters turned out: How teen reporters covered the midterm elections
Directions: Read the Student Reporting Labs article below (see original version
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Valuing teachers as experts in our field
In the middle of August each year, Washington, D.C.’s public school teachers head back to school.
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How Congressional Elections Have Changed Since 1789
Republished with permission from from the National Constitution Center.
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The Power of Novelty Part 2: Commenting in Real Time
In my last post, I wrote about a few strategies to use during the brainstorming stage of writing to keep things novel and in
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Fact or Fake Listenwise Scavenger Hunt
Contest Details for the Fact or Fake Listenwise Scavenger HuntPosted on
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5 Proactive Attitudes That Can Help You Create a Positive Discipline Climate
According to conventional wisdom, it isn’t the problems we face that determine our successes or failures.
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How media literacy helps teachers and students talk about gun violence
Trigger Warning: This resource contains sensitive content. Please review thoroughly to determine if this is right for your individual classroom.
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How to talk with children in the immediate aftermath of a mass shooting
On Wednesday night, at least 12 people including a sheriff’s deputy were killed in a mass shooting at Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, Calif.
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The Election Is Over… Now What?
By Jinnie Spiegler, Director of Curriculum at Anti-Defamation League
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Make Kindness the Norm
By Brooke Jones, Vice President, The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation Make kindness the norm.
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