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Student Voices February 11 2024

Student Voice: Is the price too high for standardized tests?

Hear this 11th grader's take on exams like the SAT and ACT
2023-2024 Teacher Advisors
Educator Voices February 06 2024

Meet the new additions to PBS NewsHour Classroom's teacher advisory board!

Meet the teachers that help keep NewsHour Classroom informed and connected
Tara Strong
Educator Voices January 18 2024

Educator voice: Stories of teacher appreciation with Tara Strong

A Zoom to say thank you to teachers feat. actress Tara Strong
Lessons with notebooks
Educator Voices January 15 2024

Educator Voice: How rhyming can help students understand historical writing

"This is one of those ideas that hit me in the middle of the night," teacher Scott Petri says
Desks and chairs arranged in classroom at high school
Educator Voices November 15 2023

Educator Voice: Teachers know how to teach hard history about Palestine

Hear from one educator about resources that can help students better understand Palestine
A man walks at an empty campus green at Georgetown University, closed weeks ago due to coronavirus, in Washington
Daily News Lesson November 02 2023

America at a Crossroads: College campuses become focus of debate over what constitutes free speech
SummarySince the attack by Hamas and Israel’s ongoing response, there have been bitter debates on m…
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Educator Voices October 17 2023

Educator Voice Recap: Understanding books bans in your state
More than 70 educators from across the country joined NewsHour Classroom's Educator Voice onli…
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Educator Voices September 11 2023

Educator Voice: Teachers discuss teaching plans and experiences from 9/11

Hear from educators on how they've approached teaching the events of 9/11
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Daily News Lesson August 05 2023

One person's 'Brief But Spectacular' take on flourishing with a disability

Hear from an author on the experiences of his brother who survived a notorious institution for people with disabilities
Harvard University stands in Cambridge
Daily News Lesson July 19 2023

Affirmative action ruling prompts new push to end legacy admissions
The Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action in college admissions has renewed the debate over legacy admissions
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