Students and Teachers Share Advice for Having Conversations Across Divides
Over a thousand students and dozens of educators offered ideas for how to have meaningful discussions about difficult topics. Here are some practical ideas — for use in or out of school.
Should Teachers Be Allowed to Wear Political Symbols?
Students in U.S. high schools can get free digital access to The New York Times until Sept. 1, 2021.Many school districts have policies prohibiting employees from expressing political speech while carrying out their professional duties. For example, in such districts teachers can have a “Trump 2020” yard sign in front of their home, but they…
How Have Your Teachers Shaped Who You Are?
Is there a teacher who has changed your life?
Embrace Training in ED and HigherEd
I’m sure it happens to you. There you are at work, when you ask yourself, how would Plato handle it? What would Peter the Great do in this situation with your missing lunch, that was there just an hour ago waving at you in the fridge? Perhaps in the next few weeks you will visit…
Teachers, How Do You Handle Teaching About Information Literacy?
What has worked? What has been difficult? We’d love to hear from educators at all levels and across subject areas.
Teachers and Students Describe a Remote-Learning Life
This article is part of our latest Learning special report, which focuses on the challenges of online education during the coronavirus outbreak.We asked teachers and college students about their experiences with the change to online instruction. The Learning Network, a site about teaching and learning with content from The New York Times, asked students in…
To the Teachers Who Think Louder Means Leader
We are honoring the Top 10 winners of our Student Open Letter Contest by publishing their entries. This one is by Anna Xu, age 15.
Teachers, How Do You Handle Classroom Conversations About Hot-Button Issues?
What has worked? What has been difficult? We’d love to hear from educators at all levels and across subject areas.
Is It Ethical for Teachers to Use A.I. to Grade Papers?
Many schools do not allow students to use artificial intelligence to complete their assignments. Should teachers be held to the same standard?
