Since the COVID-19 outbreak began, educators have realized that sharing resources is more important than ever. Teachers across the globe are connecting virtually to share best practices and professional development resources. 

Sharing resources is important to education because it benefits everyone. Educators are introduced to new teaching methods and tools and students benefit by having an engaging educational experience.

Recently, we connected with many Alternate Route candidates on which websites they use for educators and why. Below are 46 go-to education resources for multiple subjects that come highly recommended.

October is LGBTQ+ History Month! In fact, the official establishment of LGBTQ+ History Month was actually founded by a history teacher in Missouri. Rodney Wilson was the first openly gay public school teacher in the state and chose October to represent LGBTQ+ history because the first and second LGBTQ+ marches on Washington happened during the month. 

Education organizations across the state of New Jersey and beyond have planned a variety of learning events for the fall. As in previous years, Rutgers Alternate Route at the Center for Effective School Practices has made it easy for New Jersey teachers to identify PD opportunities for the upcoming fall teaching season.

Neyda Fernandez-Evans’ personality is perfect for a career in education. Naturally curious, Fernandez-Evans dabbled in diverse career options before she found a home in education. Currently an assistant principal in Metuchen School District, Fernandez-Evans followed her own curiosity to get where she is today.

It’s officially the 2020/2021 school year! Although this year looks different from previous ones, there’s still much to be excited about, just like every new year. 
While many educators are currently diving into their curriculums, others are on the lookout for their next big opportunity.