The National Education Association’s “School Me” podcast empowers seasoned educators to use their years of experience and wisdom to help early career and preservice educators get started on the right…
By Beth Thomas The digital divide has been an issue in education for years. It's been magnified during the pandemic. A lot of conversation about closing this divide centers on…
Certain cells in our bodies have the unique ability to change and develop into different types of cells. They are called stem cells. If you and your students want to…
The Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center, located on the campus of Montclair University, is offering a variety of live virtual field trips, educational programs and professional development opportunities to…
Get organized! Know and improve your credit Whether you have no credit, need to restore your previously good credit, or just don’t know…Better Qualified can help. NJEA Members have access…
Kimberly Scott-Hayden honored as ESP of the Year At the NJEA Educational Support Professionals (ESP) Conference, held virtually on Feb. 6, Kimberly Scott-Hayden was honored as the 2021 NJEA Educational…
How remote learning, increased screen time, and a considerable decrease in socialization affects students By Janet L. Royal By the time you read this article, we will have had more…
Walgreen’s is holding an educator vaccination clinic this Saturday, April 3. They will be administering the Johnson and Johnson one-dose vaccine. There are limited appointments available and they will be…
Registration now open Sign up your middle & high school students today for JA Inspire Virtual, a free career readiness learning experience that virtually connects students to companies and volunteers…
By Sarah Reichenbecher, English teacher at Colts Neck High School, President of Freehold Regional HS Education Association, and the Monmouth County representative for the NJEA Women in Education Committee. March,…