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Many educators have remarked that Youngzine is a perfect complement to academic material, and can be a great resource for teachers and their classes. Learning through current events not only makes students more aware of what's going on in the world, but also helps absorb concepts better. Here's what teachers and parents are saying about Youngzine.

Moreover, Youngzine now provides a safe "blog" environment for classrooms - a constructive, creative and controlled way for teachers to create classroom assignments and foster discussions on current events!

Youngzine provides special features just for you, if you sign up as a Teacher:

  • Each of your classes gets a unique "Classroom Code" that identifies the students in that class. For each class, you get a Blog where you can post assignments and have students respond. You can include specific articles and quizzes to include in each assignment.
  • For each of your classes, you get to see a full report of each student's activities just by going to your classroom tab: their comments, assignment responses, points and quiz results.

These are some creative ways by which some teachers are already using Youngzine. 

  • Teachers allow their children to make comments on articles (public comments), take quizzes, rate articles, participate in contests -- features that are available to all.
  • Teachers create custom assignments and have students respond and discuss, right on Youngzine! This is a great way to gauge their children's understanding and foster a discussion/debate between class students.
  • Some teachers ask for subjective opinions or ask to summarize an article, as a way to encourage children to think and write. As an example: "What do you think of Oxford English Dictionary's decision to add words like OMG and LOL?"

Read more about our unique Classroom Blog feature!

If you are a Homeschool teacher, and if you and your students share a computer, this requires each of you to log in/out separately. If that is inconvenient, you can still use Youngzine in your curriculum using a single account.

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If you have any questions or comments, let us know - we'd love to make this work for your class. 

 
Tyler534   38 weeks ago

I do homeschool and I love it!

charlotte1   13 weeks ago

Homeschool?

adella   40 weeks ago

I am homeschooled, and I am so glad I am. I can go play whenever I what, as long as all my work is done before dinner.

jpott99264712   33 weeks ago

what time do you wake up

white1011   39 weeks ago

You're lucky! I wish I was homeschooled too, but then i wouldn't have met all my friends.

JENNAH H_C   34 weeks ago

true I agree

cupcakequeen   29 weeks ago

yeah..

adella   36 weeks ago

When you are home schooled, you still make friends! You can make friends at home school co-ops and at your church, or any other program you are in. :)

Catluver 2001   27 weeks ago

Thats cool... my friend is also homeschooled but her Mom says she has to do a regular school day, with regular homework!

RamonaDalgarn   41 weeks ago

I'm in fifth grade and I go to a middle school. I do not get homeschooled.

Janarrius   38 weeks ago

i wish i have no homework because it is boring

Ashley12   42 weeks ago

I'm in fifth, I have a friend in 7th, 8th, and 9th! And alot of fifth grader friends. It just goes to show you a homeschooler can have LOTS of friends! My best friend in the whole world is Olivia123! She's in fifth grade too!

white1011   39 weeks ago

Is homeschool okay, fun, or fantastic?

marian winslow   35 weeks ago

FANTASTIC!! :) :)

marian winslow   40 weeks ago

I LOVE HOMESCHOOLING!! i am in 7th, and i have a good bit of friends. :) i have been homeschooled since kindergarten! yay! :)

Olivia123   41 weeks ago

Thanks Ashley12! Your mine too! I love being homeschooled, it gives you so much freedom too!

Olivia123   42 weeks ago

I love being homeschooled! I get to do lots of field trips, and if I need help I can get lots of help without sound 'SILLY'.

Tootifruit   41 weeks ago

AMEN!!!

Ashley12   40 weeks ago

HA HA! :)

Ashley12   42 weeks ago

I am also homeschooled! No bullies, you can take breaks, your mom makes your food, if you're sick, school is done on the couch, and TONS OF FIELD TRIPS!!! Oh, plus you can join tons of homeschooling groups, which go to musuems, libraries, parks, and of course, you're still learning. In fact, homeschoolers oftenly become more succesful than kids that go to public school!

Catluver 2001   27 weeks ago

Is homeschooling easier than other schooling?

Dutch champion   36 weeks ago

is it more fun than private school?

marian winslow   40 weeks ago

true! true! true!

i go to homeschool classes for art drama, math, science, and Spanish, but i still do most of my work at home. :)

Tootifruit   41 weeks ago

I love homeschooling!! What grade are you in??

Babe   13 weeks ago

I like this web site

Ria Shah   49 weeks ago

Is being home schooled fun?

Tootifruit   41 weeks ago

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Clara Roberts   45 weeks ago

YES YES YES YES YE SY YE S
you have so much freedom!

cupcakequeen   29 weeks ago

wow, i didn't know so many people were homeschooled, i am not though.

marian winslow   48 weeks ago

YYYYEEEESSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yes, it is! i cannot even begin to explain how awesome it is! i have been homeschooled since kindergarten, and am now in 7th grade. not ever planning on going to public school!

greensalmon   48 weeks ago

im not planning on going to public school ever either! i haven't homeschooled that long but i sure love it!!

greensalmon   49 weeks ago

YES!! it's awesome because you can do everything on your own schedule. and you still get to see your friends by meeting them at parks and stuff.

tarav21   1 year ago

im in 7th grade! we do this for language

marian winslow   40 weeks ago

I'm in 7th, too! :)

JENNAH H_C   1 year ago

youngzine is my favorite web! 2nd comes bearville.com

JENNAH H_C   1 year ago

why am i in 3rd while everyone is in 4th or 5th grade! i ponder and wonder: am I the youngest???

greensalmon   49 weeks ago

i'm in 5th.

Tootifruit   1 year ago

i'm in 6th grade but i have a friend in 4th grade and a friend in 5th grade.

claude maynard (not verified)   28 weeks ago

hey my name is claude im in 6th too

cupcakequeen   29 weeks ago

me too!

Lauren_Ketchum   1 year ago

I am almost in 8th grade....
But I have a friend in 9th grade, 7th grade, 6th grade, and even 11th grade.....

JENNAH H_C   47 weeks ago

i'm in 4th now, with a friend in COLLEGE

heathersue   1 year ago

im in 5th and i have a friend in 8th grade and in collage!!

marian winslow   1 year ago

i am in 6th grade, but have a good friend in 3rd grade!

marian winslow   1 year ago

make that seventh and 4th!

JENNAH H_C   1 year ago

and who might that be???

marian winslow   1 year ago

her name is Kate.

JENNAH H_C   1 year ago

same schooooool as ya??????

marian winslow   1 year ago

yes.

JENNAH H_C   51 weeks ago

Which school

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"I have searched for months and months to find something which would be useful for our family, and Youngzine provides exactly what I want!!! At long last, our eldest is able to read current affairs -- in a safe environment. I'm not having to panic about what articles might be included because it is meeting the level of it's target audience -- unlike paper newspapers, or television news, etc."
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