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PBS News Hour Classroom January 16, 2018

DACA debate upended by President’s explicit language

Essential question: What qualities do you think make someone a valuable member of society?

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Science Friday January 12, 2018

What could kill you and save you? A snail.

Biochemist Mandë Holford gives us some insight into potential cures derived from killer cone snail venom.

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Amber Chandler January 12, 2018

Student Mentoring: Challenging Kids to Awaken Their Inner ‘Jedi’

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Kindred Spirits January 09, 2018

Kindred Spirits: Beyond the Dream: MLK in the Classroom

  #2 Blog of 2018

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PBS News Hour Classroom January 09, 2018

Community service: Teaching kindness for kindness’ sake

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Science Friday January 08, 2018

What flies, dives and swims?

Farrell Helbling, from the Microrobotics Lab at Harvard University, talks about their new robo-insect that can do just that.

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My Favorite Resources January 05, 2018

Seven Ways to Help Teens Find Purpose

  #7 Blog of 2018

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PBS News Hour Classroom January 04, 2018

Talking with students about suicide prevention

 #8 News Story of 2018

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Science Friday January 03, 2018

What are pancake and frazil ice?

​Oceanographer Ted Maksym tells us about four different types of sea ice, and what they might indicate about the changing Arctic.

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Amber Chandler January 02, 2018

Three Teaching Insights from Martin Luther King Jr.’s Final Speech

As an English teacher, I love a good story.

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