Education
National Geographic Launches COVID-19 Remote Learning Emergency Fund For Educators
Fund supports teachers designing innovative resources and methods during the pandemic
Fund supports teachers designing innovative resources and methods during the pandemic
A special message from National Geographic Chief Education Officer Vicki Phillips
First AP® Human Geography program to be sponsored by the National Geographic Society
A simulation designed to deepen understanding of infectious agents and public health emergencies such as the Ebola outbreak is highlighted in a National Geographic Society video featuring cadets at the Sarasota Military Academy (SMA) and computational geneticist and National Geographic ...
The second annual Women in Science issue celebrates the important work of conservationist Kim Williams-Guillén, geoarchaeologist Beverly Goodman, and ecologist Dominique Gonçalves.
Learn more about members of the 2019 class of Education Fellows, what’s next for their school year and how their fellowship has impacted their work.
The National Geographic Society was founded to increase and diffuse geographic knowledge. We will continue our 131-year commitment to geographic education so that students understand the wonder of our world.
Meet the winners of the 2019 National Geographic GeoBee and National Geographic GeoChallenge national competitions.
Meet the students who will advance to the 2019 GeoBee and GeoChallenge finals.
Learn more about the national championships of 2019 GeoBee and GeoChallenge competitions, to be held in Washington, D.C., May 19-22.
Learn more about Kavita Gupta, a chemistry teacher who will be honored with the National Geographic Gilbert M. Grosvenor Educator of the Year award in June 2019. Kavita sat down with National Geographic Chief Education Officer Vicki Phillips for an interview.
On Monday, Oct. 29, National Geographic is hosting an education summit that will showcase the many ways the organization is enhancing teaching and learning in classrooms across the country. The event will feature innovative strategies designed to ignite a spirit of ...
Students at Foulks Ranch Elementary School, with teacher and National Geographic Education Fellow Jim Bentley, completed the final phase of their Geo-Inquiry project to address the question, “How can we make water more accessible and reduce plastic waste in our ...