As tens of thousands of college students graduate this month, ready to enter the workforce, they will be instructed to maintain a strict separation between their work and home lives. For the most part, that is sound advice. But the education Continue reading
April is a good time to take a closer look at motivation—how to foster it in ourselves and in our students and Continue reading
Just as we were going to press for this edition of the NJEA Review, we received the horrifying news that 14 Continue reading
A career in public education requires people to be creative, tenacious, curious, and constantly improving their Continue reading
It has often been said that education is a connected, collaborative profession. We lean on each other, regardless Continue reading
The annual NJEA Convention brings together educators from across the state for more than two days’ worth of Continue reading
Every month has holidays and observances, but November is special because it contains American Education Week, a Continue reading
As union members and advocates for public education and public school students, we have a responsibility to speak Continue reading
The busiest summers always seem to pass the fastest, and this year proved no exception. NJEA members across the Continue reading
As the school year draws to a close, my time as an NJEA officer is also drawing to a close. I would like to take Continue reading
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