What It’s Like to Grow Up With A.I.: The Winners of Our Multimedia Challenge
Via essays, poems, videos, artwork and graphics, 35 students across the globe reflect on how this technology is affecting teenagers.
Teachers on How A.I. Is Reshaping the Classroom
We asked high school educators what it’s like to teach at a time when A.I. is transforming education. They answered in images, essays and videos.
Tiny Memoir Contest Winners
We invited teenagers to write miniature memoirs about meaningful moments in their lives. Read the 17 winning stories, selected from over 14,000 submissions.
A Weekly Lesson Plan to Get Students Exploring Real-World Science
In Science Practice, students analyze recent research studies across disciplines and come up with their own scientific questions.
Helping Digital Natives Overcome Digital Naïveté: Four Steps to Media Literacy
David Nurenberg teaches English at Milton Academy in Milton, Mass.This piece is part of a collection about news literacy and the role of the press. Find links to dozens of engaging Learning Network activities here, and a related conversation forum for students here.Do you teach with The Times? Tell us about it here, or browse…
Do You See the Point in Learning Math?
Is there value in learning algebra, geometry and calculus? Do we appreciate math enough?
How to Teach With ‘What’s Going On in This Picture?’
Want to use intriguing photographs to help students practice visual thinking and close reading skills? This guide can help you get started.
Student Contest Winner: An International Teacher on Showing Up for Life
This piece is one of 10 winners of our 2022 Profile Contest. You can find more here. Brynne Mittleider, the author, is 17 and goes to Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy in Melbourne, Fla.An International Teacher on Showing Up for Lifeby Brynne MittleiderIt was the American dream. They had a house in the suburbs. A minivan…
How Good Are You at Handling Challenging School Work?
As students readjust to school after two years of pandemic learning, many are striving to rebuild their academic confidence. Some educators believe this is a crucial moment for teachers and parents to keep their distance when learning becomes difficult, and to be explicit about the fact that the challenges students may be facing can offer…
How Do You Silence Your Inner Critic?
Do you ever hear a voice in your head telling you that you are no good or that says to give up what you’re doing?In “How to Quiet Your Inner Critic,” Grant Snider, a cartoonist, author and illustrator, presents a humorous visual story about that voice and how to silence it:Students, read the entire comic,…
