The News Literacy Project’s CHECKOLOGY™ VIRTUAL CLASSROOM
The News Literacy Project is piloting a new digital curriculum called The Checkology Virtual Classroom to help teach students to be critical, thoughtful consumers of […]
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2016 Presidential Scholastic Election Poll Results
The Democracy and Me simulated election took place between October 31 and November 8. Here are the results: Total Student Vote count: 452 Hillary Clinton: […]
NPR Outlines Where The Candidates Stand On The Big Issues
Where do the presidential candidates stand on the issues that affect real voters? NPR set out to answer that question with a cheat sheet outlining […]
NPR Politics: Live Debate Fact Checker
The NPR politics team as well as other NPR reporters and editors have provided real time, annotated analysis of the Presidential and Vice-Presidential debates, including fact […]
NY Times and Learning Network Offers Content for Presidential Debates
The presidential debates have begun bringing lots of questions – but also the opportunity for students to participate in this historic election The NY Times […]
Explore the Latest in Politics with NPR’s Politics Podcast
The NPR Politics Podcast is where NPR’s political reporters talk to you like they talk to each other. With weekly roundups and quick takes on […]
NPR’s 270 Project: Try To Predict Who Will Win The Election
NPR Politics wanted a data-driven, quantitative way to answer the fundamental question of whether Trump can win the Presidential election, or if it is Hillary […]
High School Senior Elected As Republican Delegate From Colorado
NPR’s Renee Montagne interviewed 18-year-old Joel Crank, who was elected as a Colorado delegate to this summer’s Republican National Convention. He explains the process and […]