New Resources for Teaching About the Israel-Hamas War
There is no easy path forward or consensus on what should be done after the fighting ends.Israel and Hamas continue indirect talks on a cease-fire, but the gap between the sides remains wide, especially on two issues: the fate of Hamas leaders in Gaza and the length of any pause in fighting.The Times Opinion section…
A Teacher’s Transformation: How Ousmane Diallo Found Value in Alison’s Free Courses
Introducing Ousmane: An Experienced Educator Ousmane Diallo isn’t new to teaching. As a School Principal from Louga with over two decades of experience, he knows his stuff. But even veterans can learn new things. Ousmane was searching on the internet when he found Alison. Intrigued, he enrolled in a course and soon realised he’d found…
Teaching: A Noble Profession
Teachers teach all other professions. This is why teaching is considered by many people as the noblest of all professions. Teaching moulds the minds of the next generation, shaping minds, nurturing potential, and inspiring students to leave the classroom with confidence and a passion for learning. While the perception of teaching differs from person to…
ESL Resources for Teachers
One of the most fulfilling occupations you can pursue is teaching, yet success in this field takes more than simply academic proficiency. Teaching English as a second language in a foreign country can be daunting, even for experienced instructors. Regardless of the subject being taught, teaching comes with all kinds of challenges – children with…
Montessori Teaching – Enabling Skillset to a Fulltime Career
The Montessori teaching method is recognized as one of the best methods for early childhood education. This tried and tested method is a rich combination of various ideas, methods, and practices enacted by Dr. Maria Montessori, who was a medical doctor hailing from Italy. The case of Dr. Maria Montessori In her earlier years of…
Teaching and Learning About Abortion Laws in the United States After Roe
In this teaching resource, we provide resources and activities so students can explore key questions related to abortion laws and rights.
What Is the Purpose of Teaching U.S. History?
Schools have been caught up in spirited debates over what students should — and should not — learn about the country’s history.
Alison Publisher Spotlight: Leigh Faulkner
As a learner, being in the classroom opens your world up to a world of knowledge, new ideas, information, and more. As a teacher, you carry the responsibility of sharing and shaping the minds of your students. The relationship between a student and their teacher sets the tone for improved engagement, achievement, and draws out…
Live Webinar: Teaching With ‘Black History, Continued’
Register for the live webinar on March 24 at 4 p.m. Eastern.“Black History, Continued” is an ongoing series from The New York Times that explores pivotal moments and transformative figures in Black culture and examines how the past shapes the present and the future. “We believe the story part of Black History is vital because,…
Live Webinar: Teaching Science With The New York Times
Register for the live webinar on Thursday, Feb. 10 at 4 p.m. Eastern.From climate change and genetic engineering to space exploration and vaccine efficacy, science topics are at the heart of many of today’s biggest news stories. In this webinar, science educators will discuss how they use New York Times reporting and multimedia to connect…
