2002 Tomorrow's Teachers: Table of Contents

Letter from Student Program Chair

You are about to embark on a career that will be full of rewards and tough times. The public has entrusted in your care the education of future generations. It is a humbling responsibility, but I know that you are prepared for the challenges. You've worked hard to get where you are today.
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Pay it Forward

If you think learning to teach only involves lectures, homework, and student teaching, think again. Student members are supplementing their teacher training with community outreach activities and realizing this hands-on approach may just be their best teacher.
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Help Wanted: Minority Teachers

Experts Say student diversity must be met by a diverse teaching force if our schools are to address the needs of all children. But knowing how to relate to an increasingly diverse student body, and attracting new teachers of color into the profession, may just be education's biggest hurdles yet. Student members and teachers sound off on this hot issue.
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Call to Action

Don't think your vote or your actions make a difference? Think again. Getting involved at the local, state, or national level may create better job or classroom conditions in your future.
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State-by-State Testimonials

What does it mean to be a part of the NEA Student Program? Three members share their own experiences and reasons for joining.
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Letter from the NEA President

NEA President Bob Chase explains the benefits of joining the NEA Student Program.
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