Stacey Lippel, a language arts teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, recalls what it was like when a gunman turned her school into a war zone.
The teaching shortages across the country are real and very troubling, but fueling the pipeline with uncertified and underprepared teachers isn’t the solution.
What happens when 2,000 educators, ranging from future teachers to college professors, from school counselors to custodians, gather at the 2018 NEA Leadership Summit? Empowerment.
Today’s students are incredibly diverse, yet some of us continue to teach as if all students are essentially alike. Look inside some classrooms where teachers regularly differentiate instruction and identify strategies you can use in your own classroom in this free webinar on April 9, at 8 p.m. ET.
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