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At Teacher Union Day on Sunday, Nov. 6, one day before its 56th anniversary as a union, the UFT honored both its present and future leaders and remembered the UFT's founders as Cogen Award winner Emil Pietromonaco counseled, "No matter how big you get, you should never forget where you came from."
More than 30 members from the 2016 cohort of lead teacher assistants were welcomed to the union’s headquarters for a meet-and-greet event on Nov. 4 at UFT headquarters, Manhattan.
The UFT held its first School Psychologist Awareness Day on Nov. 3 at union headquarters in Manhattan, featuring two workshops to help participants develop professional skills to better understand students’ learning needs and to support them when they face anxiety, stress and behavioral issues.
Exposure to even mild classroom disruptions lowers the academic achievement for all students in a class, including those who are highly motivated or top-performing, according to new research in the AERA Open journal.
The U.S. Department of Education has released new regulations requiring states to issue yearly ratings for preparation programs for new K–12 teachers, determined in part by the academic performance of the students of the programs’ graduates.