Rare Diseases Lessons: The road to inclusion begins in the classroom
In a year in which educators were more heroic than ever, Sarepta Therapeutics was thrilled to honor a few teachers through the Rare Lessons lesson planning contest.
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Studying Israel-Palestine Conflict Through Media Literacy Lens
Ask students: What are the goals of those involved in fighting? How does the reporter describe how people feel about going out for groceries in Gaza?
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Core Issues Behind the Escalating Conflict in the Middle East
Ask students: Why is this conflict in Israel different from past ones, according to these experts? How do these experts think the conflict might end?
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Making an Exponential Impact: My Favorite Math Lessons
Share My Lesson has always strived to help educators find fun and exciting lessons and resources to help their students become engaged in the content. And now Share My Lesson has made it even easier by creating two math collections: one for elementary and one for secondary grades.
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In her bid to end tuberculosis, Dr. Kamariza is shattering stereotypes
Ask students: Why did Kamariza say she didn’t think it was ever possible to become a scientist? When might the tuberculosis diagnostic tool be available to the public?
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Return, Recover and Reimagine: Toward A Renaissance in America's Public Schools
During this time when so many schools had to close for in-person teaching and learning, there has been a new appreciation for public schools. There is no doubt: Schools must be open.
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What Latest Jobs Report Means for the Economy
Ask students: What are some of the reasons these experts think the jobs report isn’t worth panicking over? How does the Biden administration hope to stimulate more hiring and a faster growing economy
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How Legendary Dancer Jacques d’Amboise Brought Dance to Public School Kids
Ask students: Who was Jacques d’Amboise? When and Where did he begin to work with public school children and bring dance education to the classroom?
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Student Free Speech Makes it to the Supreme Court
Ask students: Why is this case important to students everywhere? How does this case impact free speech in and out of schools?
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What waiving vaccine patent rights might mean for big pharma
Ask students: Who controls the patents on coronavirus vaccines? Why is the U.S. government considering waiving these patents?
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