Author discusses the benefits of culturally responsive teaching
Teachers College, Columbia University professor Mariana Souto-Manning is a co-author of “No More Culturally Irrelevant Teaching,” and in an…
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N.J. Senate passes two bills tied to education
The New Jersey Senate on Dec. 17 overwhelmingly passed two bills tied to education. S2932, sponsored by Senate President…
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Rosenberg to lead COVID-19 discussion for school support staff
Longtime New York high school teacher Sari Beth Rosenberg on Dec. 22 will be the host of a PBS…
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Webinar offers strategies to help students with grief, loss
Join AFT’s Chelsea Prax on Dec. 21 for a 90-minute webinar to learn five strategies to assist students who…
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More candidates rumored for education secretary
President-elect Joe Biden is expected to fill out his entire Cabinet by Christmas, and the latest candidates being discussed…
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Survey: Remote learning will stick around after pandemic
Around two in 10 U.S. school districts “have already adopted, plan to adopt or are considering adopting virtual school…
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What might happen once educators are inoculated
The process of administering the coronavirus vaccine to America’s 3 million school teachers may take a while, dragging out…
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N.J. public schools need up to $583 per student to safely reopen, per CDC
The estimated price range per each pre-K to 12 student in New Jersey to implement resources for recommended school-based…
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Weingarten: Phase 1b of COVID-19 vaccine should include educators, school staff and at-risk students
ABC News reports that AFT President Randi Weingarten wrote in a letter sent last week to the chairman of the…
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N.J.’s digital divide decreases once again
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Dec. 9 that the state’s digital divide stands at 31,560 students, down more…
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Biden’s goal: Reopen most schools in his first 100 days as president
President-elect Joe Biden on Dec. 8 said that it should be “a national priority to get our kids back…
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Educator shares effective tools for remote teaching of special-needs students
Much to the surprise of Amanda Kipnis, distance learning has made her a better elementary special education teacher. “I…
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