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April 2014

• Safe patient handling is a chronic problem
• Short Takes: Nominate a teaching all-star
• Professional Development

  Social-emotional development focus of Educator's Voice
• RTA sues Regents SED over unfair evaluations
• Property tax freeze billed as a gift to voters favors only a few
• Public higher education — why it matters
• Student Stories: Youth Writing for Justice Project
• Regents selection process questioned
• Union leaders join fast for SUNY Downstate
• UUP campaign trumpets value of SUNY
• Workers Memorial Day matters to NYSUT members
• TRS: Borrowing from your retirement system contributions
• Students parents speak out against edTPA rollout
• Students find their voice in community-based writing project
• Tell SED to slow down edTPA
• NYSUTs social justice mission
• ERS: Preparing for retirement
• Freebies: Take this kiss upon the brow
• Future teachers endure undeserved stress as rushed edTPA deadline approaches
• Dancing and donating
• Special Education

  2014 NYS Teacher of the Year focuses on the individual to reach and inspire students
• Check it out: Travels with Gannon & Wyatt: Egypt
• Activists: 'We're here to do what's right'!
• Green chemistry: Science teachers give safety in the lab a new formula
• NYSUT blasts Regents for inaction on 'sit and stare'
• NYSUT Connects: 1940s teacher contract 'will be cancelled as of date of marriage'
• Iannuzzi: On leadership
• NYSUT criticizes flawed panel report
• RA 2014: Nearly 3000 delegates bound for New York
• Kudos!
• Locals in Action

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