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October 29, 2003
>Meet Teachers Who Have Survived Low Blows
>Recognize Education Support Professionals (ESPs) Nov. 19
>NEA Members Dominate 2003 All-USA Teacher Team
>Educators Point Out Flaws in Education Law
Meet Teachers Who Have Survived
Low Blows
Find out how NEA helped educators fight back and restore their
lives and careers after being slammed with false accusations. "You go from empowered to powerless in about a minute," said
one victim.
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Recognize Education Support Professionals (ESPs) Nov. 19
Wednesday of American Education Week (Nov. 16-22) is also known
as National ESP Day. Join us to honor the bus drivers, nurses, custodians, and other school employees who keep our children
safe.
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NEA Members Dominate 2003 All-USA Teacher Team
Sixteen of our own are at the top of their game. They are among
25 honored by USA TODAY's national contest. Winners, representing all grade levels and variety of disciplines, successfully defined and addressed the needs of their
students and helped them succeed academically.
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Educators Point Out Flaws in Education Law
Children "don't grow at the same moment. They don't learn at
the same moment," explains a California teacher in an NEA video series. "'No Child Left Behind' does not understand that very
human truth of teaching."
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