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Daily News Lesson July 27 2026

Student Reporting Labs: Exploring America's history in 30 objects

Learn about a special exhibit dedicated to historical memory featured at the Smithsonian
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Daily News Lesson May 22 2026

Student Reporting Labs: Finding Warmth in the Wicked Cold Massachusetts Weather

Take a road trip to Massachusetts with hosts Zack and Helena in this episode of "On Our Minds"
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Daily News Lesson July 10 2025

Go-Go music lives on in D.C.’s Anacostia at this unique museum and café

"I want to give people the same opportunity that D.C. gave me" — Angelina Rose, head chef at The Go-Go Museum & Café
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Daily News Lesson May 01 2024

Student journalists discuss covering the campus protests

Hear from student journalists about their strategies in covering campus protest of Israel's war in Gaza
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Student Voices March 01 2023

Student Journalism Challenge winner: Isabella Caruso
Read the work of the winner of the Student Reporting Labs Student Journalism Challenge!
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Student Voices August 31 2022

Student Book Recommendation: 'Taking Root' by Girls Write Now
Learn about a collection of student writing that explores different facets of life for young women
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Lesson Plan June 29 2022

Lesson plan: What's in the frame? How media literacy helps students watch and dissect the news

Learn how editorial choices about what goes in the camera frame influence our understanding of news and media
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Student Voices March 15 2022

'A second chance to enjoy our lives' — Student Viamelys Salgado on anniversary of pandemic
Read what these students think about what the last two years have been like and where to go from here
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Daily Video September 14 2020

How do teenagers feel about heading back to school?
Listen to some students' reactions to this very odd back-to-school season.
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Daily Video March 06 2020

How to break down stereotypes

In this News Hour Classroom lesson, learn how representation in work, school and pop culture makes a difference to young people
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