About the New Teacher Advocate
New Teacher Advocate is a partner for success to beginning educators, informing, encouraging, and inspiring them through the stories, resources and practical applications, and expert advice from educators at all levels. The stories and resources of the quarterly New Teacher Advocate make it the perfect professional journal for novice teachers.
NTA Fall 2011 Volume 19: 1, Fall 2011

Featured Articles:


A Beginning Teacher’s Guide to Advocacy
by Dr. Nathan Bond and Dr. William Sterrett

Quick E-mail, Quick Reply?

by Madeline Kovarik

Inside

A Beginning Teacher’s Guide to Advocacy     2
by Nathan Bond and William Sterrett

Online Means all the Time     4
by Matthew J. Bowerman

Computeritis     6
by Anne L. Becker

Quick E-mail, Quick Reply?     10
By Madeline Kovarik

Putting Our Best Foot Forward     12
by Briana Broussard

Surviving Succeeding in Student Teaching     14
by Sheila Ingle

Teachers Lounge Trauma     15
in Dr. P: Hints & Tips for a Healthy Classroom

Insights       
            
Secret Note to a Teacher     8
by Jessica Hester
Creating a Healthy, Happy, and Productive Classroom     9
by Lynn Gannon Patterson
About NTA

Established: 1993            Circulation: 16,000

Description:
16-page, 4-color quarterly print periodical

Readership: Preservice educators, new teachers, and teacher education professors

Subscribers: Members, nonmembers both domestic and foreign. NTA is free to Kappa Delta Pi members in their first year of membership. School districts receive special bulk rates to enhance their teacher support programs. Learn more.

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