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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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Lesson Plan March 04 2022

Lesson Plan: Write a letter to your middle school self

Give advice to a younger version of yourself in this creative writing activity
Silver medallist Ohno of the U.S. celebrates during the medal ceremony for the men's 1500 metres short track speed skating competition at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics
Daily News Lesson February 14 2022

Olympic great Apolo Ohno on the unique pressures athletes face
Hear from a star of the winter Olympics on why the pressure on Olympic athletes is unique
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Daily News Lesson January 25 2022

Two years into the pandemic, students still struggle with mental health
Discuss the mental well-being challenges of education during the pandemic
People pay their respects at a memorial at Oxford High School, a day after a shooting that left four dead and eight injured, in Oxford
Daily News Lesson December 28 2021

Psychologist reveals the best way schools, students can prepare to respond to shootings
Hear from one expert on how to process gun violence in schools
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Post December 09 2021

What does it mean to be a caregiver?
A fun, thoughtful activity, perfect for before winter break
Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee hearing to discuss reopening schools during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Washington
Daily News Lesson October 20 2021

Congress considers funding for student mental health and more
Hear from the secretary of education and discuss what can be done in your school to address student mental health
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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
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
Chanea Bond, teacher.
Educator Voices December 28 2020

20 teachers on learning during COVID — "The wins we experience deserve a voice."
  Chanea Bond, literacy educator. Editor's note: A couple of weeks ago, literacy educato…
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