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Tools designed to integrate the latest world and local news, politics and technology into the classroom to engage students.
Tutorials, reliable student news sources, step-by-step guides, handy printables, valuable educational websites, and more.
Lesson plans, activities, infographics, quizzes, training materials and videos for teaching news literacy.
Getting Started with Primary Sources
The teacher resources created and shared by the Library of Congress support primary source analysis practices that align with key concepts found in the most widely used educational standards.
Word Games
Improve vocabulary, spelling, grammar, and critical thinking skills with your favorite word games online for free.
Local School News
Stories to keep you informed about events, developments, and issues affecting schools in our area.
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Reading the news equips students with the knowledge, skills, and mindset needed to be informed, engaged, and responsible members of society.
Why is news in the classroom important? Back to Top
Teachers and parents, you should use newspapers because:
➢ Newspapers are an adult medium and helps students become informed citizens.
➢ Newspapers focus on reality, what is happening here and now. This provides the motivation for reading and discussion.
➢ Newspapers make learning fun.
➢ Newspapers are flexible and adaptable to all curriculum areas and grade levels.
➢ Newspapers bridge the gap between the classroom and the “real” world.
➢ Newspapers build good reading habits that will last a lifetime.
➢ Newspapers give everyone something to read: news, sports, weather, editorials, and comics.
➢ Newspapers are a cost-effective way to educate.
➢ Newspapers contain practical vocabulary and the best models of clear, concise writing.
Newspapers:
➢ build vocabulary.
➢ improve reading skills.
➢ promote critical thinking.
➢ bring ideas and current events to life.
➢ build global awareness.
➢ promote social consciousness.
Will students see ads?
Yes.
Students and educators with an NIE digital subscription are subscribers with complete access to our content across platforms, just like a paid subscriber.
Will students receive solicitations to become subscribers?
The student subscription will end on July 31. At the end of the subscription, the student will receive a message to sign up for another year if they are still a student.
Active and former student subscriptions will not receive promotional materials for subscriptions.
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