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Opinion Essay Topics for 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade Students

Choosing the right opinion essay topics makes a bigger difference than most teachers expect. Opinion writing rarely falls apart because students lack opinions. Most upper elementar...

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OPINION: Accurate ‘adulting’ good for kids

As Nebraska’s primary election season closed and the long slog toward November began, an essay from a constitutional scholar in which she essentially called for the adults to take...

Opinion: It’s only funny when the joke is about things I don’t like

As a regular contributor to the NewsThump comment threads, I'd like to thank NewsThump for this opportunity to explain how they're getting satire wrong.

Guest opinion: Are your elected officials listening?

Opinion: The research is clear: handwriting is not optional

Typing may be convenient, but evidence suggests handwriting delivers unique cognitive benefits that technology has yet to replicate

What Education Reporting Gets Right—and Wrong (Opinion)

It’s getting harder to cover education thoroughly, this teacher-turned-reporter explains. Here’s why.

Opinion: The crucial skills needed for teens' decisions regarding social media 

Every time a teen turns on a smart phone, choices need to be made. This is where teaching the science of decision making can help. Teachers in Delta, using a Decision Playbook, are...

Opinie: Schrijvers, journalisten, dichters of reclamemakers zijn de grote troef in ons schrijfonderwijs

Opinion: For all writers, abstaining from generative AI is the best gift you can give yourself 

Lucas Aykroyd: I urge writers to not swallow the notion that you must either adopt AI or get left behind. This only serves the tech oligarchs. It is demonstrably false

COMMENTARY: The hardest and the best

I have taught at George Washington University for 35 years, and I always read the anonymous reviews we get from students.

Opinion - Extend a law protecting student journalists to private schools

Opinion - Extend a law protecting student journalists to private schools

Opinion: standing up for things we value

I always enjoy hosting another Green MP in town and it was no different when Mike Davidson visited recently.

OPINION: Thoughts on messing with the process, Nebraska petitions and answering questions

George Ayoub shares his thoughts on proposed changes to Nebraska's elections, the state's petition process, and elected officials taking questions from constituents.

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Everything we hear is an opinion

Welcome to a much-needed reflection: we are watching the erosion of human reasoning.To think is not merely an intellectual luxury nowadays; it is a vital human defence system. This...

Are Writers Revolutionary, Or Just Expected To React?

The moment you choose to write, speak, or build an audience online, you unknowingly step into a courtroom.Not because you've committed a crime, but because everyone suddenly feels...

It’s About More Than Counting Votes –– Commentary

CALGARY –– On this, we [CPKC] agree with Union Pacific. The post It’s About More Than Counting Votes –– Commentary appeared first on Railway Track and Structures.

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The Press Has Finally Been Freed from Journalism

“[Scott] Pelley’s firing came after [Bari] Weiss dismissed several of his colleagues and hired a new 60 Minutes boss, Nick Bilton, whom Pelley then clashed with in a staff meeting....

OPINION: Ethics and principles in news reporting are always relevant

When leaders ignore facts, it becomes harder for consumers to recognize the truth, which makes it difficult to create and sustain an informed electorate.

Classic Literature Has Value in English Classes (Opinion)

A letter to the editor pushes back on the argument that classic literature is boring.

How to Get School Policy Back on Track

Readers respond to “‘No Child Left Behind’ Nostalgia Is Delusional,” an Opinion guest essay by Ross Wiener.

Opinion – 6 June 2026

Martyn Snow and Florence Gildea Faith in the Public Square Why Christians Should Not Withdraw from Politics Mark Clavier Well-Tempered On Engaging Politics Faithfully Anon Survivin...