Support students in becoming critical media consumers and ethical digital citizens. This collection features K-12 lessons on digital literacy, navigating misinformation, understanding online privacy and fostering respectful digital communication.
How can educators help elementary students stay safe online without making them afraid of the internet? This blog offers clear, age-appropriate tips for discussing scams, phishing, cyberbullying and social media with kids.
Join this free, for-credit webinar to learn about AI-powered tools for real-time translation, vocabulary development and scaffolded instruction tailored to English language learners. This session offers practical ways to pair tech with empathy and expertise.
In this free, for-credit webinar, join acclaimed author Jason Reynolds for a conversation exploring themes at the heart of his workâtruth-telling, empathy and hopeâand how educators and families can use literature to engage students in critical thinking and self-discovery.
Native Americans and Westward Expansion | TeachRock
In this lesson, students examine the relationship between the U.S. government and Native Americans by using source documents and segmentsâfeaturing the rock band Redboneâfrom the film RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World.
Teach about the groundbreaking work of renowned primatologist and conservationist Jane Goodall with this current events lesson. Students examine her contributions to science and conservation, and reflect on what it means to protect our planet.
High school journalism teacher Sarah Lernerâa Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School gun violence survivorâshares how writing, reporting and reflection can help students process trauma and build agency in this powerful blog.
