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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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Student Voices December 06 2021

How teens want to solve America's school shooting problem

One thing all students agreed on: change is possible and action must be taken
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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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Student Voices October 05 2021

Student Voice: Why schools should move toward climate action education

Hear from one student on why climate education is a lesson schools cannot afford to skip
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Student Voices September 22 2021

Office Hours podcast with author Thirii Myo Kyaw Myint
This is the second entry of Office Hours, NewsHour EXTRA's podcast devoted to students interviewing their favorite professors about their work
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Student Voices August 31 2021

Why Justin Gigliotti wants those with disabilities to "let it out"
Justin Gigliotti uses his popular Twitter handle @syndrome22q1 to bring awareness to 22q syndrome, a disorder that is caused when part of the human chromosome 22 is missing
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Student Voices August 06 2021

The value of getting — and giving — peer tutoring
This peer-tutoring initiative helps students meet their academic potential one free study session at a time
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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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