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January 22, 2019 Students and Social Issues

Meet five educators who are determined to help young people realize their value and power.

For educators, the list of stress and anxiety-inducing triggers is endless. Here’s how meditation can help.

December 11, 2018 Students and Social Issues

Discussing human rights and equity should be welcomed in classrooms, not dismissed as “partisanship” or “politics.”

Silly and sentimental, some gifts from students are simply unforgettable.

A teacher shows how the tech problems that can bring learning to a screeching halt really aren’t all that complicated.

The evidence is in: When unions, district officials, school boards, parents and community members work together, students succeed.

November 26, 2018 Students and Social Issues

When we encourage students to use their language while learning English, academic success follows.

November 16, 2018 Education Policy

On Substitute Educators Day, a part of American Education Week, NEA honors its more than 4,700 substitute educator members.

November 5, 2018 Educators in Action

Educators who make the decision to teach overseas learn to live to with the challenges along with the many rewards.

Journalism teachers are helping students understand that a free press is not “the enemy of the people,” but a pillar of Consitutional democracy.