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Weekly ideas and materials for teachers using NYT articles. Not just for humanities teachers---math, science and engineering too. And it is FREE!
Go to: Carrie Leadingham
provides thousands of text sources from reliable providers like NY Times, PBS, etc. covering Social Science, Science and English topics and texts. Newsela is now free to all students and is being rostered automatically . Should be available via the SRVUSD Portal.
Nonprofit that offers nonpartisan, independent programs to teach students how to know real from fake as they are inundated with media and messages. FREE
Go to: Floyd Henry
Tackling controversy - Let's give our students the tools to discuss hot topics with freedom & with respect
Tackling controversy - Let's give our students the tools to discuss hot topics with freedom & with respect
Fostering Civil Discourse: A Guide for Classroom Conversations
Activity: What Divides Students at Our School?
Yikes! Can we really talk about THAT?!
NO MORE FAKE NEWS!
NO MORE FAKE NEWS!
Teach our students to recognize data manipulation, misleading teasers, and false authority using resources of Stanford University's Civic Online Reasoning Curriculum.
Go to: Alison Perruso
Use Dynamic Podcasts
Use Dynamic Podcasts
ListenWise is a curated site full of podcasts - largely from public radio - that you can search by topic. New podcasts are added daily to keep your students up-to-date on current events. You can slow the speed, assign listening comprehension questions, give quizzes (through Socrative), and provide graphic organizers.
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