How to create community within online courses
Join Beckie Supiano, senior writer for The Chronicle of Higher Education, on Dec. 17 for the virtual forum “Building…
Freedom to Read Act becomes law in N.J.
Gov. Phil Murphy on Dec. 9 signed S2421/A3446, otherwise known as the Freedom to Read Act, which “establishes requirements for…
Study explores how student absenteeism affects teachers’ job Stress, Satisfaction
When students are absent, “teachers might miss the energy and enthusiasm that come from a fully attended class,” according to a…
CCA offers playbook for higher ed to renew democracy
Complete College America on Nov. 14 released a white paper in which the advocacy group calls upon higher education leaders…
PEN America: Book bans in schools hit new high in 2023-24
More than 10,000 instances of book bans were recorded in the 2023-24 school year, according to the recently released…
Higgins: Post-election, don’t stay silent on what matters Most
In the wake of the 2024 presidential election, AFTNJ President Jennifer S. Higgins has released a statement reminding members…
Second Trump term could bring major changes to K-12, higher ed
Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election has prompted broad speculation about the future of K-12 and higher…
Learn about AI’s influence on cybersecurity in higher ed
Join Chronicle of Higher Education senior editor Alex Kafka on Nov. 5 for the virtual forum “AI’s Impact on…
SXSW EDU rolls out first wave of PanelPicker sessions
The ethical use of artificial intelligence and investing in teacher pipelines are among the subjects in the 187 PanelPicker…
Higgins: N.J. higher education needs oversight, collaboration and commitment
AFTNJ President Jennifer S. Higgins spoke about the state of higher education in New Jersey during a panel discussion…
Take part in Freedom to Read day of action
More than 15 New Jersey communities will participate in Oct. 19’s Freedom to Read Community Day of Action, a…
Enter STEM projects in Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow contest
Public school teachers in grades 6-12 can apply to submit their students’ projects to the 2024-25 Samsung Solve for Tomorrow…
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