In his first live webinar for CEA members, Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence Founder and Director Marc Brackett focused on helping teachers get a handle on their own feelings. This week he talked about how to help students learn to identify and regulate their own emotions.
In their homecoming football game last weekend, the UConn Huskies broke a two-year losing streak to score a 21-15 win against the Yale Bulldogs—a victory made even sweeter by hundreds of CEA members cheering them on.
You can help improve public education in Connecticut. Join your colleagues in taking the CEA Legislative Priorities Survey and share your top concerns this year regarding your students, the teaching profession, and public education.
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You can help alleviate the growing problem of childhood hunger by holding a Working Together to Feed Families Food Drive in your local association.
Around Connecticut, CEA members are running for seats on their Board of Education and Town Council. Learn about who they are and why they’re running.
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Enter the Read Across America Sweepstakes to win diverse books for every classroom in your school.
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September saw multiple incidents of vandalism in schools around Connecticut attributed to a challenge circulating on TikTok. October’s new, potentially violent challenge is “Slap a Teacher,” and a list of future challenges that are harmful to students and teachers and disruptive to schools is circulating online.
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Governor Lamont has extended previously issued executive orders mandating masks in schools and requiring vaccination or weekly testing of all school employees.
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