Do N.J. kids need to learn cursive? Yes, yes, yes, state lawmakers say.
Imagine a time when children can’t read historical documents. Young adults can barely conjure a driver’s license signature.
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“I’m currently responsible for teaching all of the high school grades, ninth through 12th, art classes,” says Ashley Delaney, a high school teacher in Paterson, New Jersey. “In addition to ...
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NJCU to Host 8th Annual Pedagogy Day Focused on AI, Art, and Mental Health Advocacy
12:00 p.m. | Panel, “Role of AI in Mental Health” with Dr. Nic Zapparrata (Educational Psychometrician), Ruth Abadie (O/I Psych Grad Student, Saint Peter’s University, NJCU ’24 Psychology), Weiwei Lo ...