Best Education Magazines

A beacon of exploration and discovery since 1888, National Geographic takes readers on journeys to the farthest corners of the earth, deep into history, and outwards into space. Its blend of breathtaking photography and rigorous science has made it a beloved publication.

One of the oldest continually published magazines in the U.S., Scientific American covers a vast array of scientific topics. Their expert contributors unpack complex issues in a way that's both authoritative and accessible.

Produced by the Smithsonian Institution, this magazine offers articles on history, science, arts, and culture. It delves into the mysteries of the past while exploring current scientific phenomena.

With AD/HD a nationally-recognized disease, ADDitude is the guide to all new advancements, notable people, treatments, and information regarding attention deficit disorder and hyperactivity disorder.

Education Week is a leading source for news, analysis, and opinion on K-12 education issues. It covers everything from curriculum and testing to technology integration and education policy, serving as a comprehensive guide for educators, policymakers, and the general public.

A publication for true scholars, American Scholar covers noble subjects like history, science, and literature, while also discussing news that relates to various universities.

This publication is a focal point for discussions on diversity in higher education. Covering issues from access and equity to professional challenges faced by faculty of color, Diverse offers critical insights into modern education.

Zoobooks delves deep into the animal kingdom, offering kids a detailed look at the fascinating world of wildlife. Each issue focuses on a specific animal or group, providing rich illustrations and captivating facts.

American History offers insights into the diverse stories, events, and personalities that have influenced the United States. From colonial times to the 21st century, readers get a comprehensive understanding of the nation's history and its impact on the present.

American history buffs will enjoy the in-depth stories that still live on in Americas Civil War.

With AD/HD a nationally-recognized disease, ADDitude is the guide to all new advancements, notable people, treatments, and information regarding attention deficit disorder and hyperactivity disorder.

American history buffs will enjoy the in-depth stories that still live on in Americas Civil War.

American History offers insights into the diverse stories, events, and personalities that have influenced the United States. From colonial times to the 21st century, readers get a comprehensive understanding of the nation's history and its impact on the present.

A publication for true scholars, American Scholar covers noble subjects like history, science, and literature, while also discussing news that relates to various universities.

This publication is a focal point for discussions on diversity in higher education. Covering issues from access and equity to professional challenges faced by faculty of color, Diverse offers critical insights into modern education.

Education Week is a leading source for news, analysis, and opinion on K-12 education issues. It covers everything from curriculum and testing to technology integration and education policy, serving as a comprehensive guide for educators, policymakers, and the general public.

A beacon of exploration and discovery since 1888, National Geographic takes readers on journeys to the farthest corners of the earth, deep into history, and outwards into space. Its blend of breathtaking photography and rigorous science has made it a beloved publication.

SchoolArts is a magazine for art educators, providing lesson plans, teaching strategies, and resources to inspire creativity and learning in the classroom.

One of the oldest continually published magazines in the U.S., Scientific American covers a vast array of scientific topics. Their expert contributors unpack complex issues in a way that's both authoritative and accessible.

Produced by the Smithsonian Institution, this magazine offers articles on history, science, arts, and culture. It delves into the mysteries of the past while exploring current scientific phenomena.

The battles, tactic, weapons and "little-known incidents of the war" are revisited and examined in depth in this bimonthly magazine.

Zoobooks delves deep into the animal kingdom, offering kids a detailed look at the fascinating world of wildlife. Each issue focuses on a specific animal or group, providing rich illustrations and captivating facts.