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Natalie Proulx

Natalie Proulx

Senior Staff Editor, The Learning Network at The New York Times - Education

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Recent Articles

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Should We Still Label Children as ‘Gifted’?

School districts across the United States are wrestling with the benefits and drawbacks of providing advanced education for some students. What do you think?
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Do Technology Bans Work for Teenagers?

More schools and governments are turning to bans of cellphones and social media to try to keep kids off screens. Do you think they help?
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High School Reading Skills Are at a New Low. What Does That Mean fo...

How urgent is this issue? What could happen if students graduate high school without learning to read well?
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10 Prompts for Talking and Writing About Halloween

These questions invite teenagers to share mischievous memories, engage in frightful debates, spin spooky stories and much more.
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10 Writing Prompts for Valentine’s Day

These questions invite you to reflect on the role that love — in all its forms — plays in your life.
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Boys Are Spending More Time Gaming. Is That a Problem?

Some say video games are a chief reason boys and young men are struggling. Others say games serve an important role in teens’ lives. What do you think?
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What Is a Day in Your Life Like?

If you were to make a video of a typical day, what scenes would you include?
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Are You a Fan of Anime?

Once a niche, countercultural art form, anime is now mainstream. What are your experiences with anime, and what do you think of its explosive popularity?
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What Was the Theme of Your Summer?

If you had to sum up your summer vacation in a word or two, what would it be?
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Should the U.S. Government Fund Scientific Research?

American investment in science has led to important breakthroughs, but the Trump administration is slashing its funding. What is your reaction?
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How Much Do You Worry About Your Health?

A recent article describes the rise of teenage wellness influencers. Do you think young people today are too fixated on their health?
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What TV Show, Movie or Book Would You Rewrite the Ending To?

Fans are writing “fix-its” in an attempt to right perceived wrongs in beloved works. How might you retell a story you were disappointed by?
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Have You Ever Been in Love?

A recent article explains what love can do to your brain. What can you do to improve your current or future relationships?
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President Trump and the Constitution: 5 Critical Issues to Explore ...

In this lesson, we walk students through a flurry of actions in Trump’s first 100 days that have tested the limits of executive power and the Constitution.
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What Do You Believe In?

A new series explores how people experience religion and spirituality now. What does belief look like for you?
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How Is Economic Uncertainty Affecting You and Your Family?

President Trump’s latest wave of on-again, off-again tariffs has created anxiety for global markets, businesses and consumers.
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What Is Your Favorite Poem?

In honor of National Poetry Month, tell us about that poem and what it means to you.
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Are You Overwhelmed by Trends?

Some teenagers say they are burned out by trying to keep up with all they are expected to wear, watch, eat, listen to, buy or be. Are you?
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What Are Your Favorite Things About Spring?

Baseball season? New blooms? Spring break? Tell us what you’re looking forward to in the coming months.
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Do You Like Talking on the Phone?

A teenager and a New York Times writer explore why we’ve stopped making phone calls, and why we should bring them back. What do you think?
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Should There Be More Opportunities for Women and Girls to Play Foot...

The founder of the Women’s National Football Conference, and a hall of fame running back herself, says yes. What do you think?