Result List
Cover Story
Strategies for Teaching Boys
Boys today are less likely to go to college and more likely to struggle with loneliness and lack of purpose. NEA members are working to change that.
Feature Article
Does School Start Too Early?
Everyone agrees students need more sleep. But even as districts have adopted later school start times, the momentum behind this change seems to have stalled. “Are we really thinking this through?” asks one educator.
Feature Article
How to Help Students Value Democracy
Great social studies classes are essential, but they're not the only place students learn about democracy.
Feature Article
The Trauma Immigration Raids Leave in Classrooms
'Are they coming to take us away,' asked kindergarteners in Minnesota.
Feature Article
How AI is Changing the Way You Teach
Educators use artificial intelligence to support, not replace, the human connection in learning.
Feature Article
Dear Teacher: You Taught Me I Belong Here
A transgender student in Virginia shares letters on educator support and inclusion.
Education Support Professionals
How to Build Better Teacher-Paraeducator Teams
“It's wonderful when you work together.”
Feature Article
The Best Shoes for Educators (Recommended by Educators)
We know that happy feet mean healthy educators— and the right pair of shoes can save your ankles, knees, hips, and backs!
Special Sections
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In the Know“Digital masculinity” harms boys; the cost of school supplies is soaring; and SEL works!
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Issues and ActionLearn how federal funding cuts harm students.
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Our Voices - Close UpMember Spotlight: A science teacher ignites curiosity and inspires students to love learning.
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Try This: EngageHow bird-watching can help you with classroom management
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Try This: TechnologyTips for using technology to cultivate collaboration over isolation
Departments
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Becky's Journal of Joy, Justice, and ExcellenceNEA President Becky Pringle teams up with local unions to help families in need and speaks out against federal cuts to public education.
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NEA in ActionNEA supports a Colorado teachers strike, helps Arizona educators rein in standardized testing, and more.
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Our Voices - Quick TakesWe asked this question on NEA Today’s Facebook page and received a lot of interesting answers.
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Last LookA school mural blooms with flowers from around the world, celebrating the diversity of the student body.
NEA Today for NEA Higher Ed, October 2025
In this special edition, NEA Today for Higher Ed Members dives into the topic on every higher ed member's mind: your paycheck! What’s the state of pay for faculty around the country, how do your earnings stack up, and how can you get a raise? NEA Today gives you answers you can take to the bank.
NEA Today for Aspiring Educators, Fall 2025
In this issue, discover why Aspiring Educators are choosing purpose over cynicism, explore how to teach across political divides, learn strategies to support multilingual learners, and see how advocacy skills can spark collective action through union organizing.
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