This guide describes the typical credit approval processes for obtaining professional development credit, CEUs, and graduate credit. Be sure to check with your local or state education agency to confirm the appropriate process.
Our training can keep you up-to-date with the latest accounting rules and help you understand fiduciary responsibilities and internal controls. This course was developed for leaders with non-financial backgrounds. It uses step-by-step processes and layman’s terms.
Only the best courses of the highest quality make it through the screening process. Take a look at our standards for meeting your online education needs.
A recent Time magazine poll asked members of the public how they felt about teacher tenure. And, in the course of a 26-word question, Time managed to perpetuate three myths that educators say are contributing to the public’s misunderstanding over what tenure is — and what it’s not.
Leader to Leader
NEA’s Leader to Leader program is a practical and inspirational project designed to complement your professional learning journey. It is being designed to help us capture current leaders at their personal best as they lead others -- and to help introduce and invite future leaders to join us in the challenge of transforming public education.
From political action and membership recruitment to research and bargaining, this program is about how ordinary people can make extraordinary things happen.
Our content is customized for 21st Century Association strategic leaders.
Some courses/content with an asterisk (*) require logging on to the NEA Academy.
We want to create a series of courses that cover the following categories:
- NEA Fundamentals
- Leadership Development and Capacity
- Organizational Development and Effectiveness
- Organizational Issues and Priorities
- System Transformation
- Health and Safety
- Thought Leaders
- RSA Animate - Changing Education Paradigms
- Raleigh teacher leads NEA with classroom zeal
- VIDEO: 2010 U.S. World Cup team soccer team member and LA Galaxy captain Landon Donovan says "Teachers Count" (requires Adobe Flash Player)
- AUDIO: 2010 U.S. World Cup team soccer team member and LA Galaxy captain Landon Donovan says "Teachers Count"
- What Rhee Accomplished (That You Never Hear About), by Frederick M. Hess
- Great Lakes Center for Education Research & Practice
- Creative Commons
- Actor Tony Danza Talks about Respect for Public School Teachers
- VIDEO: NEA President Dennis Van Roekel: "We are the Ones Who Can Make Public Schools Great."
- BLOG: NEA Vice President Lily Eskelsen writes "Lily's Blackboard"
- Michael Fullan
- Daniel Pink
- TED Conference
- Big Ideas Fest
Additionally, NEA uses a variety of venues for training its leaders. These include national and regional conferences, unique programs such as our ESP Leaders for Tomorrow, and videos like these:
Universal Design for Learning and Inclusive Practices
Welcome by NEA Vice President Lily Eskelsen and Screening of "Including Samuel" with Dan Habib
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NEA Tube and other Cool Things
RSA Animate: Changing Education Paradigms
Leadership Lessons from Dancing Guy
