NJEA Preservice at the NJEA Convention
By Brian Reilly, NJEA Relations chair for NJEA Preservice, Seton Hall University The Thursday and Friday in Continue reading
Education as Activism
How student teachers can prepare for the unknown By Heather Harris, Rutgers Graduate School of Continue reading
NJDOE waives edTPA requirements
This week the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) waived the edTPA requirement for those currently seeking Continue reading
Modifications through remote learning
By Amanda Beck, NJEA Preservice member at The College of New Jersey Because of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), teachers Continue reading
Student teaching during quarantine
By Sachel S. Bise, NJEA Preservice Teachers are being thanked for their efforts as they move toward making Continue reading
Daily self-care techniques to avoid burnout
By Marissa Realdine, Stockton University We have all had hard days. Some days it feels like the entire world is Continue reading
Guidance for NJEA Preservice Members During Covid-19 Health Crisis
Student Loan Debt Q: How will my student loans be impacted by the CARES Act? A: The CARES Act, the Continue reading
Incorporating students’ world into the classroom
By Amanda Mahn, Seton Hall University NJEA Preservice Ambassador Let me be honest, I have never been good at Continue reading
The benefits of technology for preservice educators
By Emma K. Murphy, Seton Hall University Teachers are like superheroes—we are strong, steadfast, compassionate, Continue reading
Supporting LGBTQ+ students and families in the classroom
By Amber Myrrh Ingram, NJEA Preservice Vice President The increase in the legal recognition of LGBTQ+ rights over Continue reading