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Abbey RoadartsArts & Cultureback to schoolBeatleseducationEducator VoiceloveMusicmusic educationprincipalSchoolschool administratorEducator Voice: Why The Beatles’ message of love never fails me
Members of the Beatles, George Harrison, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, John Lennon, cross Abbey Road in London, Britain, August 8, 1969. Picture taken August 8,…read more
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Apollo 11Educator VoiceGovernment & CivicsInternational Space StationJohnson Space Centermoon landingNASAScienceSEECSpace Center Houstonspace educationSpace Exploration Educators ConferenceSTEMEducator Voice: How space education brings vibrancy to the classroom
Amelia Scholte from Pam Leestma’s 2nd grade class sharing the ISS truss she made proving the triangle shape is the strongest. Photo courtesy of Pam…read more
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#worldgeochatCivicsEducator VoiceedutwitterGeographynational council for the social studiesNCSSPLNprofessional learning networksocial mediaSocial Studiesteacher voiceteachersTwitterEducator Voice: What EduTwitter means to #worldgeochat teachers
by James Caudill, #worldgeochat co-moderator and social studies teacher, Calhoun, Kentucky In a recent Saturday Night Live skit called “Game of Game of Thrones,”…read more
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ACEadverse childhood experiencesAlive and WellAmerica's Promise AlliancecdcCenters for Disease Control and PreventioncrimeeducationEvery School Healthy campaignMissouripovertyrestorative justiceschool disciplineschool to prison pipelineSt. LouisstudentsTIPtraumatrauma informed teachingtrauma-informed educatortrauma-informed practicesEducator Voice: The hard work of softening resistance to trauma-informed teaching
by Melissa Monzyk, English teacher, Ritenour High School, St. Louis, Missouri I love teaching at Ritenour High School, a public school with about 1,700…read more
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by Hayley Breden, high school social studies teacher, Denver, Colorado Every May, there are multitudes of inadequate, or just plain insulting, platitudes about Teacher…read more
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Turkish offensive in northern Syria leads to ‘chaos’ for Kurds
Use this NewsHour lesson to learn about the Turkish offensive into northern Syria and the chaos that has ensued for the Kurds of that region. Continue reading
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Frontline’s “The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia” and the murder of Jamal Khashoggi
In this NewsHour lesson, learn more about Saudi Arabia’s Prince Mohammed bin Salman in the latest PBS Frontline special. Continue reading
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Super Civics 2020: Impeachment recap for students via Shields and Brooks
Use this NewsHour lesson plan to take a deeper look into the first week since Speaker Pelosi announced a formal impeachment inquiry into President Trump. Continue reading
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Impeachment inquiry: Latest updates for students
Use this NewsHour current events lesson to discuss the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump. Continue reading
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Lesson plan: How biomimicry inspires natured-based inventions to solve human problems
In this lesson plan, students will learn about biomimicry — an innovative method in which nature inspires new inventions to solve some of the world’s toughest problems. Continue reading
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