New Jersey Alternate Route candidates specializing in World Language Education recently recommended free web resources that they’ve consulted when preparing lessons and engaging, relevant activities for students. Their suggested resources are a part of our blog series featuring go-to-Websites, blogs, and other online teaching and reference materials for helping our state’s youth achieve the NJ Student Learning Standards. More than 300 teachers participated in this professional swap and share, with many contributing lesser-known resources that even seasoned educators will be excited to discover. Read why our World Language educators love the resources they recommend.

New Jersey Alternate Route candidates specializing in Social Studies Education recently recommended free web resources that they’ve consulted when preparing lessons and engaging, relevant activities for students. Their suggested resources are a part of our blog series featuring go-to-Websites, blogs, and other online teaching and reference materials for helping our state’s youth achieve the NJ Student Learning Standards. More than 300 teachers participated in this professional swap and share, with many contributing lesser-known resources that even seasoned educators will be excited to discover. Read why our Social Studies educators love the resources they recommend.

New Jersey Alternate Route candidates specializing in Science Education recently recommended free web resources that they’ve consulted when preparing lessons and engaging, relevant activities for students. Their suggested resources are a part of our blog series featuring go-to-websites, blogs, and other online teaching and reference materials for helping our state’s youth achieve the NJ Student Learning Standards. More than 300 teachers participated in this professional swap and share, with many contributing lesser-known resources that even seasoned educators will be excited to discover. Read why our science educators love the resources they recommend.

ADHD - or, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder - is the most common developmental condition in children, with 9.8 percent of children aged 3-17 receiving a diagnosis. But despite how common ADHD is in society, there have been myths and misinformation circulating about the neuro-behavioral condition.

LGBTQ+ History Month is meaningful to us because it was founded by a teacher. Missouri history teacher Rodney Wilson was the first openly gay public school teacher in the state. He chose October to represent LGBTQ+ history because the first and second LGBTQ+ marches on Washington happened during the month.
Since its founding by Wilson, LGBTQ+ History Month has spread to school districts, with LGBTQ+ history now being required in New Jersey curriculums. This requirement is a big deal because it helps LGBTQ+ students and teachers feel seen and welcome to live as who they really are.