AllSides is seeking a diverse group of educators to be members of the inaugural AllSides School Advisory Board.
I am interested in joining the AllSides School Advisory Board!
Members of the Advisory Board will:
Test and Develop Lesson Plans: We are committed to only providing high-quality tools that save time for educators who use our resources. Board members will be asked to try out beta lesson plans live in their classroom and provide feedback to AllSides. Lesson plans will initially be for high school-level classrooms.
Build Community: We will hold an optional, monthly one-hour School Advisory Board meeting to discuss pedagogical best practices in media literacy, share feedback from lessons in development, and learn from each other.
Active members of the Advisory Board will receive a
free Educator Membership to AllSides.com.
Educator Members receive ad-free access to AllSides.com, the Story of the Week newsletter, and the School newsletter. Members also have the ability to save articles to read later and gain full access to AllSides Lesson Plans.
Sign-up for the AllSides School Newsletter.
CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES
AllSides for Schools offers a variety of classroom activities to help students hone their media literacy, critical thinking, and relational skills.
AllSides Newsfeed
See news from sources to the Left, Right and Center
Mismatch
Connect with students across the country with different backgrounds and political perspectives for a respectful video conversation
Red Blue Translator
Learn how people from across the political spectrum define, think or feel differently about the same term or topic
LESSON PLANS
AllSides for Schools offers a variety of lesson plans that provide a comprehensive classroom experience for students learning media literacy and engagement skills.
Relationships First
Introduce students to dialog & appreciating others even when we disagree.
Free Speech
Guide students through discussions on free speech issues, including censorship & our responsibility.
News Literacy
Explore how to assess information and recognize how our own frames influence our responses to information.
AllSides for Schools is a nonprofit program run by:
