How does one impart the emotions, the scale and the lasting effect of one event on the psyche of millions of Americans to five gaggles of teenagers who weren't alive the day it happened?

Across the country, students are learning about the history and legacy of 9/11 a quarter-century after the attacks.

A Savannah history teacher is helping students born after 9/11 understand the tragedy, the country’s response and its lasting ...

Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, a Rosemont High social studies teacher is ensuring her students understand ...

September 11, 2001, is a day the nation promised to “never forget,” but 25 years after the tragedy, an increasing number of ...

Jason Brown was a ninth grader in biology class when he learned of the attack on Sept. 11. Now he teaches the new generation ...

The lesson is students fill out worksheets on what they know and didn't know about 9/11, seeing video clips, seeing a flag flown from Camp Pendleton, the cultural impact of 9/11, and front pages of ...

A generation of LAUSD students know Sept. 11 only as history. Twenty five years after the attacks, how they learn about that ...

Pasco County Schools Superintendent John Legg began his lesson on 9/11 with George Washington’s 1796 farewell address. Fifty-three minutes remained in the U.

In a classroom filled with students who had not been born at the time of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Clarence High School U.S. History teacher Ryan Cooley shared ...

We asked teachers for their favorite ways to start class. Nearly 400 responded—here are some of their best ideas.

Educators at Holston Elementary School gathered Friday to teach their students about the Sept. 11 attacks. Melissa Sneed ...