Seeing and Confronting the Implications of AI for the Future of Education

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Studying the Past to Inform the Present and Shape the Future

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Celebrating K–12 Teachers or School Employees Making a Difference in Students’ Lives

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Helping Scientists Observe Clouds to Reveal Insights on How Aerosols Affect Clouds & Climate

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Educational Resources Marking 250 Years of Foreign Policy History

Educational Resources Marking 250 Years of Foreign Policy History

America’s 250th anniversary may have passed, but history doesn’t have an expiration date, especially for educators with a curriculum to teach. Whether you’re looking to mark this summer’s milestone with your students or simply to add fresh primary source content to your history classes, Teaching 250 Years of US Foreign Policy can help. Read More

“The Consent of the Governed”: Student Essay Contest Exploring Citizen Engagement

“The Consent of the Governed”: Student Essay Contest Exploring Citizen Engagement

“The consent of the governed” is a foundational principle upon which our nation’s government is built. The “just powers” of our 1787 Constitution were directly legitimized by ratification of the people in pathbreaking citizen conventions. Today the freedoms we hold dear are embodied in rules and laws we democratically have a voice in crafting. Read More

Customizable Lesson Plans for Developing Students’ Mental Health Literacy

Customizable Lesson Plans for Developing Students’ Mental Health Literacy

Mental health literacy includes knowledge about mental health conditions, prevention, and management. Developing students’ mental health literacy helps increase opportunities for early intervention, reduce strain on crisis systems and families, improve productivity in schools, and support healthy relationships between students and educators. Read More

Step Up to the Political Podium: Students’ Vision for the Future of American Democracy

Step Up to the Political Podium: Students’ Vision for the Future of American Democracy

Young Americans may not be able to vote, but their voices are powerful, and they’re already dreaming of the world they’ll someday lead. Their ideas on topics from education to energy could shape our democracy and even influence today’s decision-makers. Read More

Chance to Win Books Selected with English Teachers and Young Readers in Mind

Chance to Win Books Selected with English Teachers and Young Readers in Mind

Are you looking for fresh reads to add to your classroom library? Penguin Random House is giving English teachers the chance to win a collection of books to inspire young readers and spark meaningful conversations. Read More