Expectations for new educators are setting them up for failure By Jonathan Lee Lancaster There exists a terrible reality in many schools: new educators are expected to do it all. In…
by Dr. Pamela Cooper, M.A., MBA, Ph.D. Auditory processing disorder (APD) and central auditory processing disorder (CAPD) are umbrella terms for any kind of hearing disorder where the brain and…
By Amy T. Andersen As a teacher of the Deaf and teacher of American Sign Language (ASL), advocating for every child’s right to their culture and identity has always been…
By Kathryn Coulibaly The 2022 school board election in Sparta brought unwelcome changes to education in the district. After endorsing pro-public education candidates who were ultimately unsuccessful in their bid…
Once again, NJEA has partnered with Beasley Media New Jersey Group for the Teachers Who Rock/Teachers Who Make Magic program. These programs recognize 72 outstanding teachers and three Educational Support…
Respecting the staff who serve them By Jamaya Newton Special education plays a vital role in catering to the unique needs of students, ensuring they receive tailored support for their…
Students in New Jersey deserve a great public education that inspires them to love reading. It is also important that students feel prepared for success in our diverse communities. Read…
Meet Pamela Clark, 2023 Camden County ESP of the Year Pamela Clark has held many educational support professional positions in New Jersey’s public schools. She’s been an instructional assistant, secretary,…
By Sabina Ellis and Lori Lalama Do you tend to get overwhelmed with making arrangements for travel? Finding the best flights, best time to travel and the top hotel accommodations…
By Richard Wilson Many school districts have turned to instructional coaching as an intensive individualized professional development experience for teachers, leading to better teaching and increased student learning. Like…