Foundation Support

Support for this project was provided by grants from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the Spencer Foundation, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and the Panta Rhea Foundation.

A filing cabinet drawer on a wooden floor, against a yellow background, with history books and a map

How to Teach American History in a Divided Country

Kristina Rizga

An illustration of a teacher sitting on a stool, drawing pictures of a civil-rights protest on the chalkboard, while students look on. The protesters' signs say "Education and Justice" and "NOW."

Working for Racial Justice as a White Teacher

Kristina Rizga

What Is Good Teaching?

Kristina Rizga

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Children Are Born Scientists. What If School Encouraged That?

Kristina Rizga

How to Talk to Kids About Racism and Police

Dani McClain

Teaching Theater Through Four Decades of Social Change

Sara Mosle

The Art of Teaching Writing

Kristina Rizga

Learning From Black Educators

Kristina Rizga

The Craft of Teaching Confidence

Kristina Rizga

What Makes a Good Preschool Education

Kristina Rizga

How to Teach Drama Remotely

Sara Mosle

Why a Career and Technical High School Has a Genocide-Studies Class

Emily Richmond

Celebrating Neurodiversity in the Classroom

Kristina Rizga

Education for Cultural Survival

Kristina Rizga

Teaching Kids to Love Science

Kristina Rizga

The Healing Power of Garden Class

Danielle Dreilinger

Teaching Black Teens to Write the Books They Read

Melinda D. Anderson

How to Show Kids the Joy of Reading

Natalie Wexler

The Teaching That Works for Traumatized Students

Laura McKenna

Teaching Isn’t About Managing Behavior

Christopher Emdin

A photo of a young black student, reading a book, is overlaid on an image of a stack of books with an apple on top

What Anti-racist Teachers Do Differently

Pirette McKamey

A collage image of two computers; the one on the left shows the eraser-end of a pencil, and the one on the right shows the head of a wrench

Shop Class, Over Zoom

Emily Richmond

A collage illustration of children working at desks, with images of braille behind them, in the screen of an iPhone

The Pandemic Is a Crisis for Students With Special Needs

Faith Hill

What Teachers Need to Make Remote Schooling Work

Kristina Rizga

An illustration of a hand with a piece of chalk reaching out of a laptop

It’s Hard to Teach Writing Online

Kristina Rizga

Josephine Tatauq Bourdon, a 30-year veteran teacher, in Nome, Alaska

The Alaska Native Teacher Upending the Legacy of Colonial Education

Kristina Rizga

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The Questions Sex-Ed Students Always Ask

Sarah Carr

What School Could Be If It Were Designed for Kids With Autism

Kristina Rizga

How to Save a Dying Language

Alia Wong

Every Child Can Become a Lover of Books

Ashley Fetters

A photo collage of Judith Harper's teaching career.

How to Keep Teachers From Leaving the Profession

Kristina Rizga

What If Teachers Didn’t Focus So Much on Individual Achievement?

Kristina Rizga

What It’s Like to Teach at One of America’s Least Racially Integrated Schools

Kristina Rizga

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How to Teach the Civil War in the Deep South

Kristina Rizga

How a Teacher in Rural Oklahoma Started a Science-Fair Dynasty

Kristina Rizga

How to Make Students Care About Writing

Kristina Rizga

A Witness to the Desegregation—and Resegregation—of America's Schools

Kristina Rizga