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Feature Article
Create a Retirement That’s Uniquely You
Give your retirement an energy boost by identifying your innate interests—and weeding out everything else.
Feature Article
How to Unlearn Ableism
Ageism and ableism go hand in hand. Sometimes change starts with asking a question.
Feature Article
Joe Biden: A President Who Hears Our Voices
'This is the most pro-public education and pro-union administration in modern history.’ - NEA President Becky Pringle
Cover Story
Seven Ways to Make This a Great School Year!
Summer’s over! But things are about to heat up in classrooms and other workspaces. Here are seven things you can do now to smooth the way for a positive and powerful school year to come.
Feature Article
Meet 2023 National Teacher of the Year Rebecka Peterson
Peterson, a high school math teacher in Oklahoma, has been selected as the 2023 National Teacher of the Year. Her focus? Student relationships and finding the good in every day.
Special Sections
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In the KnowExplore education news and trends.
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Issues and ActionHow states are spending $170 billion in School Rescue Funds.
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Our VoicesUnion educators support a photo exhibit by students from historically marginalized groups.
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Bulletin BoardA retired educator helps Nepali students stay in school; a century-old school saved; and student loan forgiveness for retirees.
Quote byTameka Mays , paraprofessional
“Find a mentor who can help you avoid pitfalls, encourage you when you are struggling, and tell you when you need to do better.”
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2023 NEA Today for Aspiring Educators
In this issue, learn how Aspiring Educators across the country are working with their union to preserve democracy and prevent further setbacks, organizing to end unpaid student teaching placements, and growing union membership on campus chapters. Plus, find practical advice on how to go from student life to the professional world!
NEA Today June 2023
Schools out for summer! Grab your sunglasses, slather on some sunscreen, and kick back with one of our recommended great summer reads! Plus, discover how to inspire students to seek learning rather than chase grades. And find out how educators are standing up against classroom censorship. For these stories and more, dive into the June issue of NEA Today.
NEA Today-Retired January 2023
Want to make a difference for students and educators? In this issue, find out how to use your unique talents to advocate for public schools. Then learn how boosting your emotional intelligence can help strengthen relationships, and meet some remarkable retired educators around the country.
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