By Richard Wilson Since the time of Aesop, there has been some version of the old proverb about necessity being the mother of invention. If that is true, this school year will certainly be fertile ground for innovation and reinvention of the ways Continue reading
Teaching with video games in a pandemic Deep into the November lull that comes with most semesters of teaching Continue reading
From the NJEA Professional Development and Instructional Issues Division Following a year of reinventing Continue reading
… and how it paves the way for a brighter future for NJ public schools and students by Michael Cohan NJEA is Continue reading
By Laurie Floyd One of the many challenges teachers have had since March 2020, is how to take our existing Continue reading
How remote learning, increased screen time, and a considerable decrease in socialization affects students By Continue reading
One year ago, everything came to a screeching halt. It became clear that the pandemic had arrived in the U.S., Continue reading
The digital age of collaboration and lifelong learning By David Eggert As we make our way through a school year Continue reading
The final session of the first class of candidates in the NJEA Teacher Leader Academy (TLA) met on Dec. 19. Continue reading
Note: On Jan. 11, Gov. Phil Murphy issued Executive Order 214, which removes student growth objectives (SGOs) as a Continue reading
