Teaching with video games in a pandemic Deep into the November lull that comes with most semesters of teaching high school, I was faced with a problem exacerbated by the…
After more than 1,000 days, CEA settles contract By Matthew Stagliano A deal would be tough Camden Education Association (CEA) members knew they had a tough road toward a fair…
NJEA’s representatives to the historic 100th annual NEA Representative Assembly made their voices heard, despite the conference being held virtually for the second year because of COVID restrictions. The convention,…
The potential of poetry writing in elementary classrooms Maura Telfer, Rider University student “The only true poets are children” states Flora J. Arnstein, author of Poetry in the Elementary Classroom,…
Financial Services: NEA Member Benefits uses the power of its huge membership to negotiate preferential financial products and services. You can get details by visiting njea.org and clicking “Member Benefits.”…
NJEA leaders champion local educator input Senate President Sweeney and Senate Education Committee Chair M. Teresa Ruiz convened a group of state education organizations on July 22 to discuss effective…
Meet NJEA President Sean M. Spiller By Patrick Rumaker, NJEA Review editor Sean M. Spiller’s path to the classroom and to union leadership is not the typical story of a…
Using concrete models to support children’s writing development By Kim Clancey When I was a child it seemed that the washing machine was always breaking down. In a family with…
Barbara Rheault of Atlantic County, Robert La Morte of Bergen County, and Laurie Gibson-Parker of Camden County have been elected by NJEA’s policy making Delegate Assembly (DA) to serve on…
But barriers to equitable credit transfer must be addressed By Melissa Krieger Community college is an affordable option toward earning a bachelor’s degree, attracting students and their families who seek…