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Turning the Page

“Being literate today means more than reading words on a printed page,” says Arkansas teacher Tara Seale. In this new century, NEA members are turning to digital tools—blogs, wikis, videos, and social media—to initiate higher levels of student engagement.

Also see Beyond the Stacks for a look at the new role of the school librarian in the digital age.

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Editor's Note
Caption This!
Try your hand at cartoon captioning.
Up Front
Education news and trends.
Try This
What do you do about out-of-control kids?
President's Viewpoint
Health care reform.
Leading the Way
Two new NEA leaders working together, from worlds apart.
In Your Words
Best reads before graduation.
Privateer Exposed
Survey helps support professionals end bus outsourcing in Illinois.
Arthur from PBS Talks to NEA Today
PBS for Breast Cancer Awareness month will air a special episode of the hit children’s series to help children cope when someone they know has cancer, like Arthur’s beloved ESP and lunch lady, Mrs. MacGrady. The episode will feature Lance Armstrong.
Rights Watch
Strip searches for students? Court says no way.
The Power of One
Thousands of gay and questioning students are dropping out of school -- but you can help keep them there.
Retail Offenders
Where you spend your money can sometimes work for or against you.
If I Wrote the Law...
As reauthorization approaches, it's your turn to share your ideas for reforming NCLB.
Intersection of Church and State
Religious groups are partnering with public schools to improve student achievement.
The Guide to Money
Five things you should know about money.
Last Bell: Steaming Ahead in Chattanooga
Closing achievement gaps, one student at a time.

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October, 2009


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