CDC: Vaccinated K-12 teachers, students won’t need masks
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said July 9 that vaccinated K-12 teachers and students will not have…
Google Workspace tools can benefit students, teachers
In a July 6 post about technology integration for Edutopia, Kathryn Nieves, an educational technology coordinator in New Jersey,…
Weingarten, MSNBC’s Wallace talk about critical race theory
AFT President Randi Weingarten stepped away from AFT TEACH 2021 on July 7 to appear in a segment with…
Column: USICA doesn’t do enough for STEM
The United States Innovation and Competition Act (USICA), which would boost science, technology, engineering and math in K-12 and…
Helping teachers by building support systems
Just like students, teachers also need support systems, and offering peer coaching is one that seems to have worked…
Teacher: Let’s continue to show compassion and grace
In a personal essay for Chalkbeat, Cara Schiavone, who teaches in Washington, D.C., writes that the need remains for…
Professor presents ways to get more teachers of color in K-12 classrooms
Funding schools more equitably is one way to get more teachers from racially and ethnically diverse backgrounds in public…
Survey: Continued online learning would pose challenges to student-professor dynamic
More than 70 percent of current college students say getting proper instruction from professors or instructors and being able…
AFTNJ endorses Gov. Murphy, Democratic legislative leadership team for reelection
The American Federation of Teachers New Jersey during its June 28 delegate assembly meeting voted to endorse Gov. Phil…
Newark teacher Cepeda relies on visuals in her bilingual special education classes
Bilingual special education teacher Mily Cepeda, who was born and raised in Newark, was hired in fall 2019 by…
Using summer to recharge after long school year
Kimberly Rues, a PreK-6 librarian in Missouri, has her summer plans in place after finishing what she describes as…
Cardona faces lawmakers and students in separate virtual events
U.S. Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel A. Cardona recently fielded questions from two very different audiences, both wanting answers…
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