Guide to Managing K–12 Rules on Screen Time & Technology Use
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Guide to Setting Up a Music Technology Lab
Technology can make music education more accessible, engaging, and fun. It supports diverse learning styles, empowers students to embrace their creativity, and provides them with valuable, hirable skills for the music industry and beyond. Read More
16 Artworks Depicting the Epic Voyages of Odysseus
Homer is known as the ancient Greek writer behind the Iliad and the Odyssey, two of the most iconic poems of all time. Through these epic poems, he explores key events in the Trojan War and takes us on Odysseus’s long journey to return home from the war, battling sea monsters, temptresses, beasts, and more… Read More
Back-to-School Activities: Creating Welcoming Learning Environments
The first week of school is an important time for building community and focusing on students’ social–emotional learning. Students will be more likely to engage, take risks, and support one another if they feel a sense of trust and belonging among the group members and with their teacher. Read More
The STUDENTS FIRST Act: A Student-Led Artificial Intelligence Policy
In July 2026, more than 90 Student Senators representing all 50 states did something no group of students had done before: they wrote the nation’s first student-led artificial intelligence (AI) policy for K–12 schools. Read More
Online Workshop Series Promoting Strong Civic Skills in Schools
As the United States heads into the 2026 midterm elections, Facing History’s Democracy in Action professional learning series helps educators navigate teaching democracy, voting, and the power of youth civic engagement. Read More