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National member fee: $192/year

MD member fee: $322/year (2018)

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Standard membership fee: $50/year

Student membership fee: $25/year

Additional pricing for journals and research

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No stated membership fee for newsletters

Additional pricing for conferences

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The NEA website advocates for high-quality public education “to transform lives and create a more just and inclusive society.” The site seems to have three cornerstones: supporting student success, educating teachers on their rights, and advocating for positive change. This would be a great place to join a professional community, not only of educators, but also of students, families, and other educational stakeholders. By joining the NEA, members will have access to the professional community and, more specifically, conferences, events, and potential funding sources.

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The NCTE website aims to develop both the instructional and learning process of using literacy and language for personal and public use, starting in the classrooms. It offers a variety of resources, from new educational research to instructional materials for teaching ELA. Members may have access to research reports, conferences and other events, and a professional community of educators, not only in the field of ELA.

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I heard about this site from my supervisor and a few professors this year. The Learning for Justice website focuses specifically on addressing social and racial justice, starting from education. It offers resources, like conferences, events, podcasts, and lesson plan ideas. Using newsletters and community events, Learning for Justice builds a shared community of educators to reach stated goals.

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This website could be a great starting point for first year teachers, especially for finding resources on professional development and materials for diverse student needs. The NEA seems to be a pretty large organization, so it might be a good place to learn about “national” trends in education.

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This website could be a great starting point for first year teachers, especially for finding resources on professional development and materials for diverse student needs. The NEA seems to be a pretty large organization, so it might be a good place to learn about “national” trends in education.

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NCTE amplifies the voice of educators through personal connection, collaboration, and a shared mission to improve the teaching and learning of English and language arts at all levels.

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The National Education Association (NEA) is more than 3 million people-educators, students, activists, workers, parents, neighbors, friends-who believe in opportunity for all students and in the power of public education to transform lives and create a more just and inclusive society.