Pre-K-12 Educators

Authors share instructional practices designed to engage students by making them active partners in the learning process. Through classroom debate, guided inquiry, and project-based learning, the activities foster collaboration and capture students’ interest by leveraging their input.

Amy Hysick of North Syracuse Educators Association is the New York State Teacher of the Year.

NEEDED: Students in grades 5-8. With and without disabilities. Join Connect-Ability!

NYSUT Fact Sheets provide up-to-date critical information on emerging educational issues at the state and federal level.

The following is an overview of the 3012-d law and SED’s regulations that were adopted by the Board of Regents through emergency action on June 15, 2015. NYSUT’s Next Steps appear at the end of the Fact Sheet.

Starting July 1, all permanently or professionally certified teachers and Level III teaching assistants working in public schools or BOCES will be required to register online with the State Education Department. Here's what you need to know.

Resources, job search, layoff guide and more.

NYSUT Members share their recommendations for great books.

Via AFT, free lesson plans created by teachers, for teachers. Sign-up and share.

It is estimated that nearly every school has children who have been exposed to traumatic experiences. This NYSUT webinar addresses: The prevalence of trauma among school children; the impact of trauma on behavior, relationships and learning at school; the elements of a trauma sensitive school approach; and resources for implementation.