Every school day you’ll find a new lesson idea, that can be used as a quick warm-up or extended over a full class period. Over each week, we’ll target ELA, social studies, STEM, the arts and media ...

Join the experts at the CFR Education for a conversation with an award-winning high school teacher, an expert on global affairs, and the teaching and learning director from this leading foreign policy ...

Over the last two years support has declined among nearly every American consumer demographic group when it comes to corporations publicly weighing in on social issues in the news, according to this ...

The news never slows down, and neither do your students’ questions about it. Every year, educators tell us the same thing: navigating current events in the classroom is one of the hardest parts of the ...

For our latest survey data about news influencers, read the “News Influencers Fact Sheet.” While it’s important to shed light on who these new social media news providers are, a full understanding of ...

St. Louis — When Christiaan Mader co-founded The Current Media in 2018 as a scrappy local news nonprofit for Lafayette, Louisiana, he didn’t envision events playing a big part in organizational ...

Every day, more news is being published than you could ever keep up with. Some estimate there are between two and three million articles published both on and off the web every twenty-four hours. One ...

As a teacher of a high-school current-events course, I encourage other social-studies teachers not to shy away from including current events in the curriculum (“Teachers Leave Current Events Out of ...

The news is full of stressful topics lately: the rise of AI, economic disruptions, violent acts, and more. Perhaps you’ve thought about how those events might negatively impact your industry, supply ...