NJAHPERD Conference – May 5th
Marketing Team
Events
Teq is New Jersey-bound for the 108th annual New Jersey Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Conference (NJAHPERD)! Taking place on May 5th, this first-class event serves to connect hundreds of career and education professionals. We’re thrilled to collaborate with educators, leaders, and peers to bring this event to life. Don’t miss out on all the action! Head to the Westin Princeton at Forrestal Village in Princeton, NJ!
We’re bringing a lot to the table! We’re so excited to highlight our top-tier active learning, STEM, and project-based learning solutions. Participate in hands-on demonstrations of Lü, Active Floor, and Unruly Splats. Don’t miss your chance to grab some swag or meet Nick and Ben from the Teq Squad!
We’ve got a ton in store, so make sure you connect with us on social media (links below). Don’t forget to tag us in your #NJAHPERD photos. We can’t wait to see you there!
Follow us on social:
edteq 
OTIS4educators | Teq Products | iBlocks 
MyTeq 
Teq
Related Articles & Other Recommended Reading
Go Beyond the Sticker Chart!
While sticker charts may appear to be harmless fun, there are a variety of reasons why educators should consider pivoting away from them. Let’s dive into practical strategies that rise above external rewards to build a lasting framework. It’s time to go beyond the sticker chart! Why Pivot? Ultimately, sticker charts can highlight student inequalities […]
Geeking Out for Google in May
May is here, and the end of the school year is in sight! This is the perfect time to explore new edtech concepts designed to help educators prepare for the next school year. Dive into a fresh lineup of engaging virtual professional development courses. We’re geeking out for Google in May with our latest Google-centered […]
Are Your 90s-Era Projects Asking Students to Cheat?
Yes, that’s correct; your students are cheating. The question becomes, what are you going to do about it? If the essential question to your assigned research paper still reads something like this: “Choose a 20th-century global leader and discuss their impact on the world,” then you are just begging your students to cheat! It’s […]