How teachers can bring their true selves to classrooms
Sharing photos of pets and expressing a range of emotions are ways in which teachers can be themselves at…
Tutoring can serve as a bridge to teaching
Prior to being a tutor, Keven Tell says he had “never given a serious thought to a career in…
Murphy humbled and honored by AFTNJ’s endorsement
On behalf of its leadership, AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera on Aug. 24 formally announced the union federation’s endorsement…
Survey: Increasing diversity, fostering equity among college faculty’s top strategic priorities
Improving and increasing diversity placed as the top strategic priority among college faculty in a survey recently published by the…
Murphy issues vaccination, testing requirement for PreK-12, higher education personnel
New Jersey’s prekindergarten though grade 12 personnel and all employees at the state’s public colleges and universities must be…
Forum covers ways to support college students
Beckie Supiano, a senior writer for The Chronicle of Higher Education, will be among the speakers Aug. 25 at…
Free digital tool helps teachers connect with students
Provided at no cost by the nonprofit organization Gradient Learning, Along is a digital reflection tool that its creators…
NTU’s Cepeda to be featured on webinar panel about student mental health
Mily Cepeda, a bilingual special education teacher at Newark’s Louise A. Spencer School, will be among the panelists during…
AFTNJ Leadership Conference 2021 recap
Under the theme Building Back Stronger, AFTNJ local presidents and members of their leadership teams gathered Aug. 17 in…
Culturally inclusive texts can stimulate learning
Jaren Maynard, a fourth-grade teacher in Virginia, encourages her fellow elementary educators to put aside tried-and-true skill books in…
Teacher-tested strategies for classroom management
Classroom disruptions “can be kept to a minimum by employing subtle techniques that work behind the scenes to create…
HELC members stress safety concerns in latest AFTNJ-OSHE meeting
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera and Dr. Susanna Tardi, AFTNJ’s executive vice president/higher education, spoke at length Aug. 13…
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