News in the classroom

Engage your students with real world, global perspectives for any subject

News Decoder articles go beyond headlines to provide context for the big issues in the news. Our correspondents bring decades of journalistic expertise reporting on major world events to write exclusive news decoders for our youth audience. Student reporters are trained in our Pitch, Report, Draft, Revise methodology to produce balanced, credible and authoritative news content.

Every article includes a list of questions to prompt discussion. Browse our news archive by select category below, or search by keywords.

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Climate Change

3x2For 2023 lets agree Its time for a new climate narrative 1

Listen up Europe

A consortium of audio and journalism organizations join together to create a community of podcasters across Europe.

Where do ideas come from?

A blank page confronts every writer on deadline. Turning that empty space into an article someone might read takes more than simply hitting keys on a keyboard.

Ukraine

Why we all need to care about Russias invasion of Ukraine 3x2 2

Technology

New space telescope will let us look back millions of years

Economy

3x2 Decoder Exchange rates are canaries in the coal mine

Rethinking the economy for the planet

In the fifth of six monthly conversations, three experts ask: can a more equitable global economy help bring about the change needed to cool the Earth?

Personal Reflections

3x2 I want to be a winner who leaves the world a better place 1

Navigating a world of preconceptions

We carry complicated identities inside us. But others see only the outside and they carry their own biases. That can result in privilege or prejudice.

Health & Wellness

3x2 Media glare can enrich tennis pros yet imperil mental health

Navigating a world of preconceptions

We carry complicated identities inside us. But others see only the outside and they carry their own biases. That can result in privilege or prejudice.

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News in the Classroom
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