Panelists will discuss cybersecurity threats to hybrid campus
Join a panel of higher education technology experts Jan. 26 for a virtual discussion about cybersecurity threats to college…
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Malinowski hears from AFTNJ, HPAE leaders about COVID concerns
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera and HPAE Vice President Barbara Rosen were among the participants in a Jan. 24…
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Homework gets a makeover in the COVID era
Among the COVID-19 era’s many effects on education has been rethinking what is “the most effective strategy for assigning…
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Forum examines students’ freedom of expression on campus
Join Wesleyan University President Michael S. Roth and other experts Jan. 25 for the virtual forum “Students and Freedom…
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U.S. DOE offering how-to webinars on K-12 COVID testing
The U.S. Department of Education will present three how-to webinars to assist school districts with starting and strengthening their…
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Jill Biden, Cardona visit N.J. as $198M in ARP funding heads to higher education
First lady Dr. Jill Biden and U.S. Education Secretary Dr. Miguel A. Cardona on Jan. 20 visited Bergen Community…
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New law allows retired N.J. teachers to work through 2022-23 sans TPAF reenrollment
Gov. Phil Murphy on Jan. 18 signed S3685/A5576. The new law permits teachers and professional staff members retired from…
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Study: Blended-hybrid learning is worst way to teach
Combining in-person and remote learning at the same time is the least preferable teaching option “because it’s exhausting for…
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Chiera talks COVID school safety on CNN
In a story posted Jan. 17 on New York magazine’s website, Jonathan Chait called out liberals for continuing to…
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Op-ed: Relevant content is the future of classrooms
In our everyday lives, people “are surrounded by curated content,” writes former social studies and ELA teacher Noah Dougherty….
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Report: Schools skimp on history of Reconstruction
U.S. schools “are failing to teach a sufficiently complex and comprehensive history of Reconstruction,” write the three authors of…
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New section of N.J. DOE site has supports for more diverse, inclusive learning environments
The New Jersey Department of Education’s website now has an area called Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Educational Resources to…
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