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Being a Teacher Cost This Retiree $111,384
GPO/WEP deprives millions of public servants of the Social Security benefits they’ve earned. NEA-Retired members are leading the charge to change the law.
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Educational Travel: Take Your Love of Learning on the Road
Forget mai tais on a beach. These retired educators seek out learning vacations, where they can explore history and experience new cultures. Get inspiration for your next adventure!
Meet the New NEA-Retired President
Former teacher Anita Gibson found her voice—and she wants to help every NEA-Retired member find theirs, too
Math Is Not Boring!
There's a revolution happening in some math classes.
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Rural Schools Take on the Mental Health Crisis
With students experiencing heightened levels of anxiety and trauma, educators in rural communities are advocating for more services and programs. “If we don't give them the help they need, many are not going to make it.”
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Champions of Justice
Meet the Recipients of the 2023 NEA Human and Civil Rights Awards
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Teaching in Turmoil: The Growing Threat of Student Outbursts
Violent student outbursts are putting educators at risk.
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How Ballot Measures Power Progress in Public Schools
Ballot measures—which take issues straight to voters—have led to wins for public schools. Now this direct democracy is under attack.
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Education Support ProfessionalsBurdened with student debt? You don't have to be.
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In the KnowExplore education news and trends.
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From Our SponsorThe Ultimate Alaskan Adventure: Combining Land and Cruise Vacations
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Issues and ActionAll educators should have paid leave.
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Member SpotlightThis retired educator has blazed a trail for LGBTQ+ rights for more than four decades.
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From the NEA-Retired PresidentRespect for Our Past and a Plan for Our Future
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Becky's Journal"Becky's Journal of Joy, Justice, and Excellence August 2023
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ResourcesA field trip to the zoo is just one of the ways donations from Missouri retirees are helping active educators and students.
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Five ThingsWhat behavior specialists want you to know
Quote byAnne Cancelmo , former special education teacher and counselor, New Jersey
“[Educational travel] keeps us active physically and mentally, and often results in connections that continue after the trip.”
—Anne Cancelmo
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former special education teacher and counselor, New Jersey
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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 Aspiring Educators, 2023
Learn how Aspiring Educators across the country are working with their union to preserve democracy and prevent further setbacks, organizing to end unpaid student teaching placements, and growing union membership on campus chapters. Plus, find practical advice on how to go from student life to the professional world!
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.
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