Teaching the Holocaust in elementary school? Yes, you can

Here’s how our third graders are learning with heart and understanding  By Tamar Lasure-Owens and Triumphant 3rd Grade As educators, we often wonder: Can elementary students truly grapple with history’s darkest…

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

World peace – More than just a game! 

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 foreign policy issues.…

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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

The NJEA Consortium announces the addition of two dynamic organizations as partners, further strengthening its commitment to impactful, inclusive education. The E Pluribus Unum Project, Inc. (TEPUP): Championing Inclusive Education…

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