| PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY COLUMNS |
- The NEA Shows Its Politics, 8-01-12
- Scandals in the Classroom, 7-29-11
- The NEA's Latest Shenanigans, 8-06-10
- NEA Goes All-Out for Same-Sex Marriage, 8-07-09
- The NEA Spells Out Its Policies, 7-30-2008
- The NEA Lists Its Goals And Democrats Agree, 8-22-2007
- NEA Agenda is Frightening to Parents, 7-26-2006
- How Public Schools Have Changed, 8-17-2005
- Political Activism Takes Center Stage With The NEA, 7-28-2004
- NEA Gears Up To Elect Democrats, 7-30-2003
- NEA Conventioneers Plot Anti-Voucher Action, 7-24-2002
- Time To Abolish Federally Financed "Hate Art", 10-13-1999
- Teachers Unions Stay the Course, 8-12-1998
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| EDUCATION REPORTER |
- NEA Edition, August 2011
- NEA Edition, August 2010
- NEA Edition, August 2009
- NEA Edition, August 2008
- NEA Edition, August 2007
- NEA Edition, August 2006
- NEA Edition, August 2005
- NEA Edition, August 2004
- NEA Edition, August 2003
- NEA Edition, August 2002
- AAE Is Alternative to NEA, September 2001
- NEA Edition, August 2001
- NEA Edition, August 2000
- NEA Edition, August 1999
- NEA Report Labeled 'Fund Raising' Ploy, December 1998 article
- NEA Edition, August 1998
- NEA Paranoia in Print, July 1998 article
- NEA Edition, August 1997
- NEA Edition, August 1996
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| PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY REPORTS |
- The Radical Policies of the NEA, Aug. 2009
- Follies and Failures of the National Education Assn., Aug. 2005
- The NEA's Lobbying Agenda, Aug. 2004
- NEA Fights to Maintain School Monopoly, Aug. 2000
- Decoding the NEA Resolutions, Aug. 1999
- The NEA Union Stays the Leftwing Course, Aug. 1998
- Is the NEA Union 'Molding the Future'?, Aug. 1997
- The NEA Is About Politics, Not Education, Aug. 1996
- The NEA Proves Itself Extremist Again, Aug. 1995
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AFT NIXES RADICAL NEA LESSON PLANS FOR 9-11. American Federation of Teachers state affiliates in New York and West Virginia have joined many others who have gone on record rejecting teaching materials for Sept. 11 anniversary lessons from the National Education Association, which suggested "caution against assigning blame for the terrorist attacks." AFT President Sandra Feldman issued a statement saying, "On this very important anniversary in America's history, children should have a factual understanding of September 11. Lesson plans should be based on the facts, including what is undisputed about the terrorists who are to blame for the attack on America and whose values are anathema to ours....AFT believes that anything that implicitly seems to blame America for these attacks is wrong." NEA's lesson plans say no group is responsible for the terrorist attacks which killed 3,000 people. It recommends that teachers discuss "historical instances of American intolerance," in order to avoid "repeating terrible mistakes." The plan was developed by Brian Lippincott, an affiliate of the Graduate School of Professional Psychology at the John F. Kennedy University in California. Washington Times, 8-24-02. |
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