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1 For All launches First Amendment Challenge

July 1, 2014

Secondary-school teachers will have a chance to win a $1,000 prize this 2014-15 school year by bringing the First Amendment into their classrooms. The 1 for All First Amendment Challenge is a nationwide...

High school teachers to participate in Reynolds Institute at Arizona State

June 15, 2014

Release courtesy ASU News. Thirty-five high school journalism teachers from across the country will enhance their skills at Arizona State University this summer in a training program funded by the Donald...

Teachers selected to receive innovative training at 2014 Reynolds High School Journalism Institute

June 13, 2014

COLUMBIA, Missouri — The Youth Journalism Initiative of the American Society of News Editors will continue its national effort to inspire youth in the ever-changing world of journalism by training 140...

Quill and Scroll 2014 contest winners announced

May 1, 2014

The awards for Quill and Scroll's 2014 International Photo and Writing Competition and Blogging Competition were posted on the Quill and Scroll website today. Congratulations to the 16 sweepstakes winners...

The Common Core and international education

The Common Core's emphasis on international understanding mirrors the First Lady's China-trip goals.

Shane Rabinowitz, Advisory Board member • April 30, 2014

Members of SchoolJournalism.org’s Advisory Board recently participated in a press call with officials at the White House regarding the First Lady’s recent visit to China. This is the third in a series...

Scholastic journalism community gathers at spring JEA/NSPA convention

April 21, 2014

Over 3,000 people in the scholastic journalism community gathered this month in San Diego, to attend the Journalism Education Association and the National Scholastic Press Association's Spring National...

First Lady’s trip to China an opportunity for engagement, collaboration

The trip highlights opportunities for youth from the US and China to exchange knowledge and strengthen the ties between their countries.

Basundhara Mukherjee, Advisory Board member • April 16, 2014

Members of SchoolJournalism.org’s Advisory Board recently participated in a press call with officials at the White House regarding the First Lady’s recent visit to China. This is the second in a series...

News Literacy Project publishes new videos useful for teachers

April 15, 2014

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYofcLIAmoM The News Literacy Project regularly updates a portion of their website titled the Learn Channel, which is filled with video lessons and talks from professional...

#YOUnited: Social media unites students in America, China and beyond

Through a social media survey, students across the world voice their opinions about America's emphasis on education and the First Lady's trip to China.

Annie Schugart, Advisory Board member • April 7, 2014

Members of SchoolJournalism.org's Advisory Board recently participated in a press call with officials at the White House regarding the First Lady's recent visit to China. This is the first in a series...

First Lady to visit China March 19-26: U.S. students can ask her questions about the country

March 11, 2014

First Lady Michelle Obama will travel to China this month and is giving U.S. students the opportunity to follow along online and ask questions. Obama’s trip will focus “on the power and importance...