Stossel in the Classroom

Registered for our Town Hall for teachers featuring John Stossel yet? If not, time is running out! Join us Feb. 10 at 7pm EST / 4pm PST to submit questions and hear John's insights. Plus, we’ll be sharing smart tips and best practices on student entries in this year's essay and video contests. Register today: https://bit.ly/39WBPwm #TeacherLife #HighSchoolTeacher #Educators #Teachers #MiddleSchoolTeacher

Student Loan Debt Politicians debate it, you may have it, many of your students will face it. Could "Income Share Agreements" solve the problem? This video introduces an innovative approach to funding student educationand a great discussion topic into your classroom. https://bit.ly/2YGVk6R #Education #StudentDebt #Educators #SocialStudies #RemoteTeaching

So, how big is the US National Debt? Nearly $28 trillion and climbing quickly! And, that’s excluding unfunded debt such as Social Security & Medicare. However, our elected officials don’t seem to be concerned. Should we be? Is this sustainable? Our study guide on the topic provides thought-provoking questions to explore with your students. https://bit.ly/39IAJpk #NationalDebt #Economics #DistanceLearning #HighSchoolTeacher #MiddleSchoolTeacher

Today is National Freedom Day! What is freedom & how important is it? People use the word freedom differently, but when we look at North Korea, there is little disagreement that their citizens are not free. Watch our video about one person's escape, then discuss the meaning and value of freedom with your students: https://bit.ly/39AA355 #FreedomDay #PoliticalScience #TeacherResources #LessonPlans #RemoteTeaching

Have your students begun their SITC essay & video contest entries yet? The contests offer $20K in cash prizes, plus teachers can win an Amazon gift card. Be sure to get them started soon, as the March 8 deadline is quickly approaching! https://bit.ly/37pRTFD #StudentContests #Teachers #Educators #Homeschooling #Scholarships