Students

This week we round up teena responses on three Picture Prompts.

Teenagers share what drives them in school: inspiring teachers, interesting classes, the feeling of accomplishment and more.

To start the new year, we asked teenagers how optimistic they were going into 2023. Here is what they said.

Teenagers share their winter traditions, write short holiday stories and poems, and offer ways we can help others this season.

Teenagers share their reactions to stars like Selena Gomez, Taylor Swift and Simone Biles and their willingness to open up about hardships in their lives.

Around half of middle school science teachers teach the subject minimally or not at all. How important do you think it is for young people to learn about climate change?

The Gun Violence Archive has counted at least 609 mass shootings so far this year, through mid-November. Of those shootings, 21 involved five or more fatalities, including an attack at a Walmart in Chesapeake, Va., on Nov. 22, and a shooting at a L.G.B.T.Q. nightclub in on Nov. 19 that left five people dead.

Teenagers share the dishes and culinary traditions that have been passed down in their families.

We asked teenagers: Do you see the point in learning math? The answer from many was “yes.”

This week we round up student responses on three Picture Prompts.