Classroom

"It will be like going back in time to the 1960s, when children with learning differences and challenging behavior were not entitled to an education at all," said a Nebraska teacher.

From food deserts to mental health, these high schoolers are not hesitant to tackle real issues

Learn about how entrepreneurship can help create young inventors

For Black History Month, listen to Duncan discuss her book and how her hometown of Memphis celebrates Juneteenth

Emily Kirkpatrick, executive director of NCTE, explains the strong, supportive community English teachers find when they meet in person

To celebrate Career and Technical Education Month, hear from two experts on ways CTE programs prepare students for life and the workforce

Anton Schulzki, interim executive director of NCSS, taught social studies for 41 years and shares his thoughts on why social studies matters

Learn how this Ghanian robotics team made it all the way to Dallas, Texas

"You have to have a lot of perseverance, because you're going to fail—like a lot." — Issah, Coral Springs Middle School, Broward County, Florida

These educators are learning about the importance of the patent process and invention education

Hear from one educator about the value of teaching students about conspiracy theories and how to analyze them

Student Reporting Labs (SRL) discuss election issues on young voters' minds