CEA is partnering with Dr. Marc Brackett, author, professor, and director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, to offer CEA members two free book talks on his latest book,…
This first week in February is National School Counseling Week, sponsored by the American School Counselor Association and the Connecticut School Counselor Association, and it provides the perfect opportunity to…
During his State of the State address today Governor Ned Lamont made a series of pledges aimed at increasing support for Connecticut’s students, families, and teachers and continuing to build…
The 2020 session of the Connecticut General Assembly begins tomorrow. Though it’s a short session (three months compared to the five the legislature meets in odd-numbered years), it’s sure to…
New strategies that pay dividends at the bargaining table and in the classroom Have you ever wondered how some local associations have managed to get everything they bargained for and…
Nearly 100 CEA members representing schools throughout the state came together on Saturday, February 1, to learn new ways of organizing fellow teachers in their locals for better working and…
Countless how-to articles have been written for new teachers, but many just state the obvious. Get practical tips from teachers who’ve survived those early years and can help you do the same.
Have you had a formal observation yet this year? Learn how to set appropriate SLOs and ace your summative rating with CEA’s teacher evaluation guide. Log in for member-only access.
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Finding time to socialize with colleagues, meet other teachers in your district, and learn what’s going on in your local can be tough—especially for early career educators. County forums make it easy! Listen, learn, and mingle over dinner—and bring your colleagues with you.
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Jahana Hayes may be a Congresswoman now but she still considers herself first and foremost a teacher. The former Waterbury teacher and 2016 National Teacher of the Year met with…