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Daily News Lesson April 08 2024

For Choctaw Nation, eclipse is an oral history tale dating back to Trail of Tears

The Choctaw Nation has been preparing for thousands of visitors expected to flock to the area for the total solar eclipse on April 8
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Daily News Lesson March 19 2024

One teacher's take on harnessing AI in schools

Hear from a teacher who has found a way to use AI in his classroom to help students build confidence in their writing
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Daily News Lesson February 23 2024

Student Voice Callout: Solutions to end gun violence

Submit your response by March 11, 2024
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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
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Daily News Lesson December 07 2023

The science behind random acts of kindness

Why doing good makes us feel good
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Educator Voices November 06 2023

Educator Voice Recap: Teaching and celebrating media literacy

Watch these clips of how media literacy education helps us navigate our current media landscape
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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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Daily News Lesson October 17 2023

How a translation of ‘The Iliad’ into modern-day language reinforces its relevance

How a translation of ‘The Iliad’ into modern language reinforces its relevance
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Educator Voices March 30 2023

Educator Voice: Artificial intelligence attempts Black history (and fails)

Read about one school librarian's experiment in artificial intelligence
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Daily News Lesson August 16 2022

Salman Rushdie, literary champion of free speech, recovering after attack
Learn about Salman Rushdie, a novelist and free expression advocate who was recently attacked
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