Description
Discover the power of student voices in 'Student Voice: 100 Essays on Issues Important to Young People,' a transformative anthology curated by The New York Times. This essential collection features 100 compelling essays written by students aged 13 to 18, touching on a wide array of contemporary topics such as social media, race, immigration, and the #MeToo movement. These essays, winners and runners-up from the esteemed New York Times Learning Network Editorial contests (2014-2019), showcase the passion and perspectives of today's youth. Each piece is carefully selected for its voice, style, and use of evidence, making it a rich resource for educators and students alike.
This anthology not only provides students with relatable mentor texts but also serves as a vital teaching tool. Included with every classroom set is the invaluable companion guide, 'Raising Student Voice,' which offers teachers practical advice and strategies on how to effectively incorporate these essays into writing instruction. Whether you are a student looking to refine your writing skills or an educator seeking to inspire young writers, this anthology is perfect for engaging discussions and learning experiences. Equip your classroom with 'Student Voice' and empower young minds to express their thoughts on the issues that matter most to them!
This anthology not only provides students with relatable mentor texts but also serves as a vital teaching tool. Included with every classroom set is the invaluable companion guide, 'Raising Student Voice,' which offers teachers practical advice and strategies on how to effectively incorporate these essays into writing instruction. Whether you are a student looking to refine your writing skills or an educator seeking to inspire young writers, this anthology is perfect for engaging discussions and learning experiences. Equip your classroom with 'Student Voice' and empower young minds to express their thoughts on the issues that matter most to them!