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The ATPE Podcast: Holocaust Education Through Personal Stories

June 4, 2026

In this episode of The ATPE Podcast, Holocaust descendant and educator Claudia Loewenstein shares how personal stories can help students connect more deeply with the lessons of history.

Podcast

The ATPE Podcast: Holocaust Education and the Power of Student Connection

May 28, 2026

In this special episode, Elizabeth SoRelle from the Texas Holocaust, Genocide and Antisemitism Advisory Commission shares how immersive education experiences have transformed her teaching and career path and inspired meaningful student learning.

Learning and Development

The Teacher Down the Hall: It’s OK Not to Be Resilient Today

May 21, 2026

For educators facing layoffs or unexpected reassignment, the end of the school year may bring more than exhaustion. This column explores the grief that can accompany professional loss and offers guidance for moving forward with care

Advocacy·Learning and Development

Become an ATPE Master Advocate

May 14, 2026

Take the next step in your public education advocate journey by earning the ATPE Master Advocate designation.

Legal

Are “Anonymous” Workplace Surveys Really Anonymous?

May 7, 2026

Workplace surveys often encourage candid feedback, but anonymity may not be as complete as employees assume. Educators should approach survey responses thoughtfully.

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