We’ve all been there. Students presenting current events, reciting the “news” but not having any idea what it actually means. The problem is that students’ lack of background ...

We are all better off when students and faculty are actively contributing to real-world discussions in the classroom. Creating avenues for students to do this throughout their time at Princeton will ...

Professors at the University have found students to be both uninterested in and unaware of current events — and they decided to take measures in class to keep them informed.

Project-based learning and student-created podcasts are among the techniques six educators employ to bring current events into the classroom and engage students. Leadership Back Leadership ...

Students Can Learn a Lot From Current Events Four ways to think psychologically about electing a dog. Posted November 11, 2016 ...

The goal of Melissa Ankersen’s lesson was for students to design their own emoji for the purpose of communicating about a current event. Ankersen teaches sixth-grade Gateway to Technology at ...

Upsetting current events often come out of nowhere and leave parents little time to figure out how to help their kids deal. So it’s OK to let them in on a little secret: You’re human, too.

Teachers and students can read five current events articles daily, answer questions, chat with classmates about the stories and send questions to the editors. Read the full Graphite review. News-2-You ...

Kirk Randolph, elected governor at this year's Girls State conference, is ready for a change in Washington. And she isn't alone.

The goal of Melissa Ankersen’s lesson was for students to design their own emoji for the purpose of communicating about a current event. Ankersen teaches sixth-grade Gateway to Technology at ...