presented by: National Writing Project

In this NWP Radio show, Sandra Murphy and Mary Ann Smith, authors of the book, Uncommonly Good Ideas: Teaching Writing in the Common Core Era (a co-pu...

presented by: National Writing Project

In this show, a panel of teacher-leaders from NWP’s College-Ready Writers Program talk about how they integrate regular—often informal—opportuni...

“News for Millennials” on a variety of topics, including politics and the 2016 Presidential Election at MTV News.

presented by: KQED

This is the first in a series of posts by teacher Nancy Ogden telling the story of her efforts to shift thinking to the center of her curriculum using...

presented by: Mozilla Foundation

These tools from Mozilla are free and open source, and can be used in a variety of ways to teach learners how to read, write, and participate on the W...

Google Trends offers data, interactive maps, and articles on a wide range of election-related topics and beyond, providing a venue for students and te...

Since 1990, Rock the Vote has been registering and turning out millions of new voters. Find out more about what Rock the Vote is doing in 2016 to mobi...

This post by Michael Goncher at the New York Times Learning Network provides a lesson plan for understanding primaries and caucuses; it provides resou...

presented by: KQED

In this KQED Education blog post, writing project teacher Janelle Bence draws on her experiences using KQED’s Do Now to underscore the importance of...

Use Common Sense Media’s Scope & Sequence tool to find age-appropriate lessons that address digital literacy and citizenship topics for your cla...