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APRIL 2012

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WHAT'S NEW AT CTA.ORG online CTA membership pays CTA provides tools and tips that benefit you personally and professionally. Find investment and retirement calculators, entertainment discounts, a Well- Baby Program, and low-interest home loans. www.cta.org/mb VIRAL VIDEO Avoiding burnout and staying healthy Springtime often brings burnout, mentally and physically. Managing the stress of doing your job and having a life outside of school means managing time. Here are some quick tips from CTA. www.cta.org/timestress Reach out to your community Community support is important, and not just during a crisis. You reach out every day through contacts with parents and students. Check out resources and develop your own community outreach program. www.cta.org/outreach TOP TWEETS @Dave_Orphal I don't want a politician to tell me how to teach 5th grade better, I want to learn from other 5th grade teachers. @L_Hilt The best thing about being a teacher is it matters. The hardest thing is that it matters every day. FAVORITE COMMENTS Mandy Redfern 9:44 pm | 27 Mar I teach because I cherish the opportunity to spend my day with 5-year-olds. It never gets old and every day pres- ents new challenges. The Hole: NEA's clever parody of a horror movie preview promotes a petition urging federal and state elected officials to close corporate tax loopholes. www.educationvotes.nea.org/loopholes GET CONNECTED TO CTA FOR ALL THE LATEST NEWS. BECOME A FACEBOOK FAN. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER. WATCH US ON YOUTUBE! Larry Allen 3:26 pm | 23 Mar CTA is democratic, with a small D. CTA supports Republicans who support public education, historical fact. Unfortunately, the Republican platform is anti-public education and anti- union. Get them to change their platform and you just might see CTA supporting more Republicans. Your union needs your help. April 2012 / www.cta.org 5 MOST POPULAR FACEBOOK POSTS 6,691 likes, 2,400 shares 123 likes, 46 shares "It is not enough to progress as individuals while our friends and neighbors are left behind." —Cesar Chavez

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