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PETS OF CTA WINNERS PAGE 54

CTA ESP OF THE YEAR PAGE 51

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LYNWOOD

THE

PLAN FOR LIFE AFTER SCHOOL

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Summer Travel Apps

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District of the Year PAGE 53

UKULELE GETS

RESPECT PAGE 15

LET’S BECLEAR ABOUT

CHARTERSCHOOLS

We talked with educators and parents

at both charter and traditional schools.

While some charters deserve support,

many shortchange students to make

profits. What can we do? PAGE 18

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You Need to Know EVERYTHING

...to make this year your best




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Cutting-edge curriculum

Professional learning

communitiesReimagining your classroom...and much

more9

TIPS, IDEAS…

CTA Economic Benefits Trust Annual ReportPage 66

Including:Advice from

the prosNew educator

insightsHelping kids

connectEnhancing your

best self

…& RESOURCES


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TEACHING ABOUT RELIGION

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IT ALL BEGINS ON

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ARTISTSTECHIES

COACHES MENTORSLIT LOVERS

& MORE

Meet the educators who, like you, spark a love of

learning!




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worldPage 24

Hot TopicCTA’s Instructional Leadership Corps

“Teachers training teachers” takes rootPage 52

Where are they now?Catching up with members who made the newsPage 37

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Teaching an inclusive view of American history — all year long Page 20

F E B R U A R Y / M A R C H 2 0 1 8 V O L U M E 2 2 I S S U E 4

Beyond Black History Month

Student CTA’s Excellent Event Page 48

School Nurses’ Vital Roles Page 26

National Board Certification Page 42

Bitmojis in the Classroom Page 45

Engaging Our Members Page 52

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...to make this year your best

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A U G U S T / S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 7 V O L U M E 2 2 I S S U E 1

Cutting-edge curriculum

Professional learning

communities

Reimagining your classroom

...and much more

Page 19

TIPS, IDEAS…

CTA Economic Benefits Trust Annual ReportPage 66

Including:Advice from

the prosNew educator

insightsHelping kids

connectEnhancing your

best self

…& RESOURCES


GritTrueRural school educators persevere with spirit — and tight communityPage 24

The Campus HubTeacher librarians create welcoming, modern spaces to learn 3

No More!Take action against

gun violence in schools

Page 45

CTA’s Human Rights Award Winners Page 61Campaign 2018 #VotePublicEd in June

Day of the Teacher/ESP Day Page 71Top 5 Video Editing Apps Page 59ESP of the Year Carol Courneya Page 60

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Teaching climate

change in a warming

worldPage 24

Hot TopicCTA’s Instructional Leadership Corps“Teachers training teachers” takes rootPage 52

Where are they now?Catching up with members who made the newsPage 37

DACA educator’s Dream on hold 6 School heroes save a life Page 18 the parent-teacher conference Page 65

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M AY / J U N E 2 0 1 7 V O L U M E 2 1 I S S U E 8

LYNWOOD

THE

PLAN FOR LIFE AFTER SCHOOL

PAGE 48

Summer Travel Apps

PAGE 45

5

District of the Year PAGE 53

UKULELE GETS

RESPECT PAGE 15

LET’S BECLEAR ABOUT CHARTERSCHOOLS

We talked with educators and parents at both charter and traditional schools. While some charters deserve support, many shortchange students to make profits. What can we do? PAGE 18



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STUDENT PROJECT BECOMES LAW PAGE 16

TEACHING ABOUT RELIGION PAGE 51

IT ALL BEGINS ON PAGE 21

ARTISTSTECHIES

COACHES MENTORSLIT LOVERS& MORE

Meet the educators who, like you, spark a love of

learning!


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