NEA educators in Milwaukee and Omaha work with local school boards to build a line of defense for students — no matter where they live or where they were born.
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You just showed everyone how much you care about public education. Now, here’s some homework for everybody and anybody who supports public schools, including you.
Teaching today’s students is a tall order. One educator shares the three “helpers” she uses to ensure her students actively participate in their learning.
Need to get students’ attention as they first enter your classroom or to transition from an engaging activity? Veteran educator Tricia Roach has a simple idea for quickly focusing students’ attention on you while reviewing what they’ve learned.
