How to be an Askable Adult
Learn strategies to be approachable and effectively answer important questions students ask.
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Pride in Practice: Building Inclusive, Supportive Spaces for LGBTQ+ School Communities
The NJEA PDII Community of Practice for educators will serve as a collaborative space where they can share knowledge, expertise, and best practices.
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Restore and Renew: Reconnect, recharge, and rediscover balance—together
The NJEA PDII Community of Practice for educators will serve as a collaborative space where they can share knowledge, expertise, and best practices.
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AI in Education: Practitioner Roundtable
The NJEA PDII Community of Practice for educators will serve as a collaborative space where they can share knowledge, expertise, and best practices.
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Survivors’ perspectives on Human Trafficking and Its Impact on Our Schools
Learn the risks to school-age children and how teachers can raise awareness among their students.
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Structures & Systems: Unpacking Power, Privilege, and Systemic Inequity
Delve into the complex layers of injustice and their impact on educational environments
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Pride in Practice: Building Inclusive, Supportive Spaces for LGBTQ+ School Communities
The NJEA PDII Community of Practice for educators will serve as a collaborative space where they can share knowledge, expertise, and best practices.
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Restore and Renew: Reconnect, recharge, and rediscover balance—together
The NJEA PDII Community of Practice for educators will serve as a collaborative space where they can share knowledge, expertise, and best practices.
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LGBTQ+ Curriculum Inclusion
Learn age-appropriate ways to integrate LGBTQ+ perspectives across existing curriculum.
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AI in Education: Practitioner Roundtable
The NJEA PDII Community of Practice for educators will serve as a collaborative space where they can share knowledge, expertise, and best practices.
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Finding the Balance: Ethical AI Use in the Classroom
Learn to find the balance between using AI and limiting technology in the classroom.
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Part 1-We Will Never Stop Teaching Black History
Learn about the historical, political, and educational significance of African American history in K–12 classrooms.