Praxis Core Preparation Program

MSEA’s Early Career Educator network is a community created by and for Maryland’s early career education professionals. Being an educator is exciting and hard work and the pressures are often unexpected and relentless. Join this network to hear from other early educators about how to make an positive impact on your students and the profession inside and outside your classroom.

This year you can expect each session to cover tips and tricks for distance and in-person learning. Topics that will be covered include: updates and changes to teacher certification due to the pandemic, behavior management, social emotional learning, racial justice, and self-care.

Register by Sunday, October 18, 2020.

In this session we will build on the foundational concepts we explored in part 1 and part 2, like how to talk about race, what it means to be anti-racist, and how our own biases affect us. The goal of this third session will be to achieve a deeper understanding with an emphasis on what actions we can take as educators like applying an equity lens to our work, challenging hidden curriculum, and advocating for our students.

Navigating the available Federal Student Loan relief programs can be stressful.

Join NEA Member Benefits’ in learning about our no cost tool to see if you have access to any Federal Student Loan Forgiveness and Income Driven Repayment plans. The stress of the Student Loan burden effects many of us.

Join MSEA Praxis Core tutors to go over the basics of the Praxis Core, what each section looks like, study tips and tricks, and resources available to MSEA members.

Our new Praxis Core program has been make possible by a grant from NEA’s Center for Great Public Schools.

Our program consists of generalized support for all educators to help introduce people to the Praxis Core, test taking techniques, and resources available. For MSEA members we are offering 5 hours of free 1:1 tutoring by trained MSEA tutors.

You can read more about our new Praxis Core support program here.