Help students deconstruct, explain, and summarize primary sources Did you know that September 17 is Constitution Day and Citizenship Day? A day established as a reminder of the moment in
Artificial intelligence is everywhere and your students are already using it. From asking ChatGPT for help on essays to turning to AI-driven search tools, today’s learners are navigating a world
Students are ready for a fresh start—and we know you are too! To help you kick off the year with less stress, we’ve gathered 6 time-saving back-to-school activities from Teach
Boost Engagement with Hands-On Activities Dive into the school year by planning science lessons that ignite students’ curiosity, support diverse learners, and enhance literacy skills—oh, and don’t forget to promote
Explore Ways to Help Students Analyze Quotes The start of the school year is the ideal time to establish classroom routines. At the same time, teachers are expected to teach
In today’s digital world, students are flooded with content the moment they open a browser. As AI-generated answers and clickbait headlines increasingly shape what they see, one question keeps rising
Summertime is in our sights! The first thing on our “school’s out, sun’s out” to-do list? Relax and stick our noses in a good book. If you’re like us and
Helping Students Extract Key Information From a Scenario The school year may end soon, but learning doesn’t have to take a break. No matter the state or school, the executive
Evaluating Science in the News Using Britannica Expedition: Learn! Is there life on other planets? Recently, NASA announced an amazing discovery. Analysis of data from the James Webb Space Telescope
Teach Britannica Helps You Teach More and Prep Less Did you know the average teacher spends 15–20 hours a week prepping lessons outside of their regular school day? That’s over
“What do you want to do when you grow up?” It’s a huge question—and one that leaves many high school students feeling overwhelmed. In fact, a recent survey found that
Did you know that when young children ask thoughtful questions about nonfiction texts, they’re more likely to retain what they’ve read? In classrooms across the country, those lightbulb moments—when curiosity
Developing Arguments About Human Impact Using Expedition: Learn! Teaching argumentation skills addressing real-world environmental issues in today’s classroom isn’t easy. Between sorting fact from opinion, getting caught up in conflicting
Discover how to analyze assessment questions using Expedition: Learn! Testing season has begun, and now is the perfect time to review standards and topics likely to be covered in standardized
Say you’re teaching a math, science, or history class, and a student asks the age-old question: “Why do we have to learn this?!” Your gut reaction might be a simple,
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