Activity
Teaching About 9/11
The following lessons and resources will help provide context for examining events before, during, and after the attacks.
Advice
How to Identify Bullying
We must be able to identify bullying in order to intervene. Once bullying is identified, we can take the necessary actions to stop bullying and prevent it from occurring in the future.
Advice
How To Be an Advocate for Bullied Students
We must create a culture in our schools, which will hopefully spread to society, where everyone is treated respectfully and bullying is correctly understood and addressed.
Advice
Supporting English Language Learners Through COVID-19: Resources for Educators
Helping English language learners during the pandemic.
Advice
Going Back to School During COVID-19: News and Updates
What will school look like during the 2020-2021 school year?
Advice
Social-Emotional Learning During COVID-19
What kind of impacts has the COVID-19 crisis had on students, their families, and their educators?
Activity
Teaching Students Healthy Habits
As students across the country head back to school, a fun and educational program reinforces the importance of healthy habits at school and home.
Advice
How to Intervene in a Bullying Incident
Intervening in a bullying incident is the right thing to do, and there is a right way to do it.
Advice
The Benefits of Collective Bargaining
NEA members negotiate for more than their own economic security through collective bargaining. They are also securing vital resources to help communities bring in more public resources to improve education.
Advice
Claiming Our Voice: ESSA Implementation
There are many approaches to bargaining for ESSA implementation.
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