Education Mar 05 How teens want to solve America’s school shooting problem One thing all students who have shared their thoughts with us agree on: Change is possible and action must be taken.
Education Feb 16 Opinion: A student’s obituary should never say ‘gunned down while studying for chemistry’ Teachers react to Wednesday's deadly mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
Education Nov 14 Her family tragedy was breaking news. Now she makes students into better media consumers. Each semester, Michelle Ciulla Lipkin struggles with the right time to share a very personal story with her students. She hopes it will help explain her desire for a more media-literate society.
Education Oct 24 What works to educate kids about the dangers of opioid use? A comprehensive approach to drug education that builds students' decision-making, goal-setting and self-management skills may work best.
Education Sep 19 Twitter chat: Is online learning the future of college and grad school? If you are considering an online bachelors or master's degree, have an experience you would like to share or want to find out more about the benefits and drawbacks of distance learning, we want to hear from you! Join in…
Education Aug 30 Twitter chat: Are apprenticeships more lucrative than a college degree? To learn more about apprenticeships and share your thoughts and questions, join in @NewsHour's Twitter chat on Thursday, August 31, at 1 p.m. EDT.
Education Aug 23 Twitter chat: How do we solve the student debt crisis? To dig into the student debt crisis and discuss possible solutions, join the PBS NewsHour for a Twitter chat at 1 p.m. ET Thursday, Aug. 24 along with leading education voices.
Education Jul 12 Real things teachers can do to combat fake news What can you do to combat "fake news"? And how do we help kids get savvy about what they're reading? You can start by not lumping all dubious content into one category called fake news, says Michelle Ciulla Lipkin, executive…
Arts Jun 21 Meet the wonder women behind a new generation of superheroes There's a slow but growing movement toward greater diversity in comics.
Education May 26 A record number of kids now attend public preschool, so why has inequality grown? A new report by the National Institute for Early Education Research gives public preschool in the U.S. mixed results with some states doing a lot to improve access and quality and other states doing very little.