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Educator Voices March 18 2022

Why we have to teach 'sad things'
Hear from one teacher on why its so important to teach accurate history, especially when it causes discomfort
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Educator Voices February 04 2022

The trends that drove one educator from teaching started long before COVID
Hear from one educator on why changing expectations of teachers stressed the education system years before the pandemic
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Educator Voices February 01 2022

Educator voice: 'More difficult and more exhausting' — Teaching in year three of COVID and anti-history/anti-CRT bills
Watch a recap of one of our monthly conversations with educators on COVID and other challenges, this time featuring author Anne Lutz Fernandez
Aftermath of shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan
Educator Voices December 08 2021

Thoughts from a Michigan teacher on the Oxford shooting

Hear from one Michigan educator on what can be done now to address school shootings in the wake of tragedy at Oxford High School
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Educator Voices November 04 2021

Take part in the largest climate change lesson in the world
Join a global educational event from the Glasgow climate conference
Environmental activists protest outside the White House in Washington, U.S.
Educator Voices November 02 2021

Educator Voice: Climate justice is education justice
José Vilson, founder of EduColor, explores the ways climate justice and educational justice overlap
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Educator Voices October 29 2021

Understanding media literacy and the role of local journalists
In celebration of Media Literacy Week, NewsHour Classroom hosted its Educator Voice Zoom series on the role of journalism throughout history.
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Educator Voices October 20 2021

Welcome to PBS NewsHour Classroom!
Learn how to use NewsHour's new education resource, an update of NewsHour Extra!
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Educator Voices July 02 2021

Teaching bans on 'divisive concepts' including systemic racism and Critical Race Theory
Hear from best-selling author Fredrick Joseph on what the push to ban "divisive concepts" in the classroom means
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Educator Voices June 10 2021

How the pandemic exposed systemic issues in education
If you would like to sign up for NewsHour Classroom's Educator Zooms, click here . …
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Educator Voices April 05 2021

A call to acknowledge the work teachers have put in this year
One New York city teacher describes the astounding effort educators have put in the past year.
Naomi and her husband Doug Hassebroek work from home with their children in Brooklyn, as New York public schools statewide close due to public health concerns over the rapid spread of coronavirus
Educator Voices March 18 2021

Educator Voice: The difference between physical education and physical activity during COVID

"My classes have been including character learning as well as SEL. Students have the opportunity to go at their own pace." — Jim Hambel, teacher
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