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WebSuspicion and Doubt at the National Civics Contest - NOTUS — News of the United States
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (1819+ words) America’s finest young scholars competed to mark their country’s birthday. It led to a disputed finish in the age of mistrust. Aangad Singh, 15, competes in the Presidential 1776 Award competition. Jalani Morgan for NOTUS July 22, 2026 05:00 a.m. The morning after the…...
The Classroom as Equalizer: How Legal Education Can Close the Access to Justice Gap
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (182+ words) Dean Mulligan makes a point about AI that I don't hear enough: it's not just an efficiency play for lawyers who already have clients. The real opportunity is equal access to the law. It's about equity, fairness, and getting legal…...
Why MIT should preserve the tutorial style in humanities classes
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (172+ words) In high school, I took multiple history classes but never learned about the historical complexities in Africa in depth. This gap in my knowledge bothered me, so when I saw that a course on South Africa and Apartheid (21H.266) was listed…...
Why critical thinking is the new classroom currency
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (393+ words) She added, “We are moving towards building stronger critical thinking skills, but we are not entirely there yet. India’s education system has made significant progress, particularly with forward-looking reforms such as the National Education Policy 2020, which emphasises inquiry-based and experiential…...
College of Education works with local educators to hone GIS skills in advanced geospatial workshop
4+ mon, 1+ day ago (726+ words) by Burk Krohe | May 11, 2026 Students in Ava Hughes’ environmental science class at Clayton High School have become well acquainted with National Geographic’s MapMaker over the past two years. The digital map-making tool, which was created through a collaboration between the…...
Australian teachers let down by flawed critical thinking capability: instructional coach
4+ mon, 5+ day ago (1232+ words) Australian teachers have been led astray by a prominent general capability in the national curriculum, which is based on the misguided premise that critical thinking can be taught as an abstract skill, a former teacher turned instructional coach has said....
The ACLU Launches Stop-Motion Civics Series 'KYR-U' on YouTube Kids
4+ mon, 6+ day ago (137+ words) 4-episode animated educational project is designed to teach children about civics, constitutional rights, and free expression through stories set at a fictional junior high school. Set at Eastman-Baldwin Junior High School, KYR-U follows students Aaron and Lisa, who write for…...
Goodbye geohistory and AI 'enters' mathematics, here are the new curricula for high schools
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (127+ words) by Eugenio Bruno and Claudio Tucci As mentioned, Geography recovers its scientific autonomy and returns to forming citizens capable of orienting themselves in the complexity of the contemporary world. History, on the other hand, extends its time span up to…...
We Need to Revitalize Area Studies (opinion)
7+ mon, 4+ week ago (410+ words) At a time when the field is gaining new vitality abroad, area studies in the U.S. is struggling to survive. By Ariel I. Ahram and Rudra Sil UNC boasts one of the most robust and comprehensive constellations of area studies programs in…...