Column: Most teens can’t tell fake from real news
Column: Most teens can’t tell fake from real news
Editor’s Note: The negative effects of so-called fake news were felt in the 2016 presidential election and a subsequent dangerous situation at a Washington, D.C. pizzeria, highlighting the need for ne
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Column: Helping students understand the 2016 election results
Column: Helping students understand the 2016 election results
Editor’s note: Teachers across the country continue to deal with a variety of emotional reactions from students following the presidential election. We asked teachers to provide us with some examples
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Column: 2016 is making me rethink how I teach elections
Column: 2016 is making me rethink how I teach elections
Editor’s Note: Assigning students to watch the presidential debates and discussing candidate’s platforms have been fairly commonplace practices for most U.S. government and civics teachers — until Ele
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Column: 17 years after 9/11, how have students’ reactions changed?
Column: 17 years after 9/11, how have students’ reactions changed?
Editor’s note: We’re resurfacing this column from educator Patrick Welsh this week for the 17th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. On September 11, 2001, I was in the second week of the new school y
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Column: I was there on 9/11. Now it’s a history lesson that I teach
Column: I was there on 9/11. Now it’s a history lesson that I teach
Editor’s note: We’re resurfacing this column from teacher Annie Thoms for the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. On Sept. 11, 2001, Thoms had just started the school year at her alma mater, Stuyves
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Column: He, she, they? Why it’s time to leave this grammar rule behind
Column: He, she, they? Why it’s time to leave this grammar rule behind
Editor’s Note: Ask a teacher what he or she did this summer and he or she (or should I say they) will tell you that a good deal of time is spent prepping for the next school year. Educators will also
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Column: In Rio, students tackle social issues like Olympians
Column: In Rio, students tackle social issues like Olympians
Editor’s note: The opening ceremonies of the 2016 Summer Olympics start Friday amid headlines focused on Rio’s infrastructure problems, political turmoil and Zika virus worries. But members of the int
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Column: College planning now may mean less stress for seniors come fall
Column: College planning now may mean less stress for seniors come fall
Editor’s Note: As summer gets underway, rising seniors may want to think about getting a jump start on college planning. School counselors like Shondra Carpenter say for students interested in going t
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Column: In the face of anti-LGBTQ rights laws, my students give me hope
Column: In the face of anti-LGBTQ rights laws, my students give me hope
Editor’s Note: Soon after North Carolina’s governor signed into law HB2, the so-called “bathroom bill,” which requires transgender people to use the public bathroom that matches the sex on their birth
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Column: How I answer my students’ tough questions about military service
Column: How I answer my students’ tough questions about military service
Editor’s Note: Memorial Day, a federal holiday, honors soldiers who died while serving in the U.S. military. Educator Darrell Jones, who became a teacher after retiring from 20 years of service in the
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