To remain competitive, we need more science, tech, engineering and math students.
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NEA President Van Roekel: “The full weight of our national organization is behind this effort.”
October 5th was World Teachers’ Day. The slogan for 2012 was ‘Take a stand for teachers!’ – for adequate training, funding, ongoing professional development, and protection of teachers’ rights.
If the United States is to hold a competitive edge in a rapidly changing global workforce, bolstering the nation's science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) workforce is essential. It's also essential that all students, no matter their gender, race or economic background, are provided the same access to quality STEM education and STEM jobs. And that access begins in America's classrooms.
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NEA President Dennis Van Roekel: "If the solutions that others are attempting to impose on us don't work for the students we serve, then we must take the responsibility to define solutions that do work for every student.”
Across the country, NEA members and affiliates are implementing great ideas in schools that drive great results for students.
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