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  • 28 Nov
    29 Must-Attend Education Conferences for New Jersey Teachers and Leaders

    Conferences are a great part of an educator’s professional development toolkit. These meetings of the minds allow professionals from various districts to come together and improve their strategies. During this time for gathering, educators collaborate and exchange just as many email addresses as best practices - leaving the conference with wonderful new connections

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  • 13 Nov
    37 Resources English Language Arts Teachers Use to Help Students Learn

    English Language Arts provides students with a wide range of skills and knowledge essential for success in school and beyond. It helps students develop essential skills such as critical thinking, effective communication, and personal growth, which are necessary for success in many areas of life. English Language Arts teachers enrolled with Rutgers Alternate Route are committed to ensuring that their students reap the full benefits of studying this important subject area and take their roles as literacy ambassadors seriously. They are sharing their go-to resources for planning great lessons and enhancing their teaching for their ELA students.

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  • 13 Nov
    32 Resources Mathematics Teachers Use to Help Students Learn

    Studying math can help students develop skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, logical reasoning, numeracy, and pattern recognition, among other skills. Math teachers enrolled with Rutgers Alternate Route are committed to ensuring that their students reap the full benefits of studying this important subject area, and they take their roles as STEM ambassadors seriously. They are sharing their go-to resources for planning great lessons and enhancing their teaching for their math students.

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  • 11 Nov
    Why Teaching is a Great Career Path for Military Veterans

    U.S. military veterans have the foundations necessary to transition into a teaching role and can actually make fantastic educators and role models. With a focus on punctuality, organization and strong listening skills, veterans create classroom environments that are structured and supportive.

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  • 09 Nov
    31 Resources Social Studies/History Teachers Use to Help Students Learn

    History and social studies provide students with the essential knowledge, intellectual skills, and civic values necessary to become informed and responsible citizens in a culturally diverse society. With the right approach, teachers can bring history alive, make world events more relevant, and inspire student curiosity about geography, economics, and politics. That's why New Jersey Social teachers enrolled with Rutgers Alternate Route are sharing the go-to resources they use to plan great lessons and enhance their teaching for students in their classes.

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