TEACHERS' VOICE blog

We talk a lot about shaping student mindsets for learning, but equally important, is the role that...

Now more than ever, cultural relevance is a crucial ingredient for the success of our schools, well...

Part of our job is to teach young people how to talk with one another, especially with people who...

Do you find yourself shying away from political dialogue or even avoiding it at all costs these...

Are you trying to figure out how to extend your students’ interest and engagement in democracy...

Columbus Day is around the corner, and while many schools and municipalities have changed the name...

As teachers, we know that connection is key to success in schools. In The Guide for White Women Who...

What does it look like to respect Black boys in a way that supports excellence in education?

After Trayvon Martin was killed, seven Harvard medical graduates — all Black men — donned their...

A recent study involving rural farmers and urban activists in North Dakota asked each group to...

Do you remember in It’s A Wonderful Life when Zuzu Bailey says, “Every time a bell rings, an angel...

Whether you’re teaching or coaching, it’s easy to get into a rut. But these five videos are here to...

Tch Laureate Geneviève Debose Akinnagbe teaches ELA at Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists...

I had never heard of the "achievement gap" until the summer after my first year of teaching. It was...

Tch Laureate Geneviève Debose Akinnagbe teaches ELA at Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists...

The Educating for Democracy Deep Dive is a collaboration between Teaching Channel and the Civic...

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”

When events like those in Charlottesville, Virginia happen, we watch the news in disbelief and...

As I’ve been writing about in this Teaching for Civic Engagement blog series, I’m thinking about...

See Matt’s Video on Teaching Channel: Encouraging Students to Take Action