World peace – More than just a game! 
Students considering options in the World Peace Game.

World peace – More than just a game! 

By Jamaya Newton  What is the World Peace Game?  The World Peace Game is a multitiered, three-dimensional role-playing game, originally designed for fourth grade students, that simulates real-world geo-political and…

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Interested in presenting at the 2025 NJEA Convention? 

Presenting at convention  The Professional Development and Instructional Issues Division (PDII) of NJEA is now accepting presenter proposals for the 2025 NJEA Convention to be held Nov. 6-7, 2025. All proposals to present at…

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Summer All In Conference 2025

Join ALL IN for Inclusive Education on June 6, 2025 for an NJEA Consortium-endorsed day of interactive workshops designed to equip you with the tools and knowledge to foster inclusive…

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Teacher leadership and today’s challenges

By Richard Wilson  The single constant we can be sure of is change. As difficult as it is for many of us, change is inevitable.   We are in a…

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New year, exciting new partnerships

By Dr. Kim Pinckney We're thrilled to announce the addition of two dynamic organizations as partners within the NJEA Consortium, further strengthening our commitment to impactful, inclusive education. Please join…

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NJEA makes strides toward educator evaluation reform 
Concerned mom talks with her child's teacher during parent teacher conference. The teacher is showing the mom something on a clipboard. The mother is gesturing with her hand on her chest.

NJEA makes strides toward educator evaluation reform 

By Kaitlyn Dunphy, Esq. and Elisabeth Yucis  In May of 2024, NJEA championed legislation that suspended student growth objectives, or SGOs, for the 2024-25 school year for tenured teachers with…

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Beyond December holidays

A call to celebrate diversity all year long By Dr. Kim Pinckney As educators, we strive to create welcoming classrooms where students feel seen and valued. A crucial aspect of…

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Myths versus facts around educator certification 

by Camy Kobylinski  Navigating New Jersey’s educator certification system can be challenging, especially with common myths that cloud the process and lead to costly missteps for educators and schools alike.…

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Winter Poetry & Prose Getaway

Jan. 17-20  at the Seaview Hotel   The Winter Poetry & Prose Getaway is a three-day conference where educators hone their creative writing skills and expand their teaching strategies. Held…

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