Conversations With Journalists
Let’s Discuss: ‘Our Rodent Selfies, Ourselves’
What can two rats teach us about our addiction to social media? Read the article and post your comments and questions for Emily Anthes by Dec. 5.
By The Learning Network
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Conversations with journalistsLet’s Discuss: ‘Two Young Drivers Take the Wheel. One, a Teen. The Other, a Tesla.’
How do you feel about automated vehicles? What effects do you think they will have on your generation? Read this article and post your comments and questions for Matt Richtel by Nov. 14.
By The Learning Network
Conversations With JournalistsLet’s Discuss: The Gender Gap Among Gen Z Voters
Why do more young women favor Kamala Harris while more young men favor Donald Trump? Read this pair of articles and post your comments and questions for Claire Cain Miller by Oct. 31.
By The Learning Network
Lesson PlanLearning With: ‘Test Your Focus: Can You Spend 10 Minutes With One Painting?’
Are you easily distracted? If so, you’re in luck! This lesson will help you practice your ability to pay attention.
By Jeremy Engle
Conversations With JournalistsLet’s Discuss: ‘Don’t Call It an “Ethnic” Grocery Store’
How can food feel like home? Read the article and post your comments and questions for our journalist Priya Krishna by Oct. 17.
By The Learning Network
Writing CurriculumTeach Writing With The New York Times: Our 2024-25 Curriculum
Our nine writing units are based on real-world features like reviews, photo essays, narratives, podcasts and more.
By The Learning Network
Lesson PlanTeaching and Learning About the Pro-Palestinian Student Protests on College Campuses
A collection of resources and critical-thinking questions to help students better understand the protest movement and consider the complex issues it raises.
By The Learning Network
What’s Going On in This Graph?Teach About Climate Change With 30 Graphs From The New York Times
A new collection to explore our planet’s warming oceans, intensifying storms and rising air temperatures, as well as its greenhouse gas emissions and climate solutions.
By Michael Gonchar
Current EventsNew Resources for Teaching About the Israel-Hamas War
Here is an updated collection of New York Times articles, essays, podcasts and videos to help students learn about the war, media literacy, dueling historical narratives and more.
By The Learning Network
Great Ideas From ReadersFour Ways to Engage Multilingual Learners With The Times
A teacher of both English as a New Language and World Languages suggests ideas for bringing a global perspective to the news.
By Sarah E. Elia
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