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‘It’s Going to Start in the Classroom’: Aspiring Educators on Protecting Democracy
During this uncivil period in U.S. history, NEA Aspiring Educators are partnering with their unions to deliver change and explore how to teach students about these tumultuous times.
Feature Article
Gen Z: The Most Pro-Union Generation
On college campuses across the country, Aspiring Educators are increasing union membership to ensure future teachers the network and support they need now.
'It all started with a red shirt and a desire to support my teachers.'
Brian Reilly is an Aspiring Educator in South Orange, New Jersey
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All Work, No Pay
College students from across the country are organizing to end unpaid student teaching placements.
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Aspiring Educators on Why They Choose to Teach
Ready to pick up the torch for safe, just, and equitable schools, the next crop of teachers shares their motivation for stepping into the classroom.
Special Sections
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A New Generation of ChangemakersMeet 17-year old activist and author Marley Dias (left), whose #1000BlackGirlBooks campaign is bringing diverse books to students.
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Service & AwardsNEA-Retired members have awarded Jack Kinnaman Memorial Scholarships to five deserving students.
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NEA Aspiring Educators ElectionsWant to be a leader in your union? Check out this primer on how to run for office.
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Six Ways to Boost Your CareerThese quick reads will help you navigate the transition from student life to the professional world.
Departments
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From the ChairA message from NEA’s Aspiring Educators Program Chair Sabreena Shaller
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Becky's Journal of Joy, Justice, and ExcellenceNEA President Becky Pringle addresses school safety.
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NEA Today, October 2023
Our schools are facing a mental health emergency. In our latest issue, find out how rural schools are rallying to address this crisis. Learn what can be done to protect educators from violent students, and get expert video tips on how to manage disruptive behavior. Want to be inspired? Meet a brilliant 14-year-old who has a lot to teach adults about learning disabilities.
NEA Today for Retired Members
How do you craft a retirement that’s uniquely you? Learn how to identify your energy style, and discover what it means for your retirement. Meet a former educator who flipped a school board and is standing up for equity for all students. And find out how ableism and ageism go hand in hand, and what you can do to create change.
2022 NEA Today for Aspiring Educators
In this issue, learn how teacher residency programs are a growing trend, offering mentorship, collaboration, and financial support. Plus, read how aspiring educators are fighting for safe and just schools and find practical advice on how to become a better educator your first year in the classroom.
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