American Federation of Teachers

The Jerome Davis case

What students abroad are expected to know about mathematics

1997

What secondary students abroad are expected to know

Thinking mathematics

Supporting Teachers As Learners

Survey of teachers' salaries

Changing education

Women in education

Women and higher education

American teacher

American educator

Conference of teachers in workers' education at Brookwood

Adult education vs. workers' education

Tales of ten cities

An educational ranking of the states

Outstanding goals and achievements of the A.F of T. in cooperation with the A.F. of L.

In an address at the University of Wisconsin, Professor Jerome Davis, Yale University, gives six reasons for joining the American Federation of Teachers

Ephemera, 1916-1968

Millions of workers through their official representatives ask for 1, adequate financial support of schools, 2, tenure and academic freedom for teachers, 3, democracy in school administration

What the church thinks of labor

Labor and education at the St. Paul Convention of the A.F. of L., June 10-20, 1918

A summary of districts providing fringe benefits for teachers

Labor and federal aid to education

[Price list of American Federation of Teachers publications]

Teachers and labor

Report of the Better Schools Service of the American Federation of Teachers, January 1, 1921

"A tale of three cities"

The American Federation of Teachers, in pursuance of its policy of actively striving to promote progressive educational ideals and the economic, social and professional welfare of the teachers of this country, declares the following to be the essential features of a wise and constructive program of action, adopted at Fifteenth Convention, 1931

Superintendents' salaries

Proposed constitutional amendments to be submitted to the 52nd Annual Convention of the American Federation of Teachers, Sheraton Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio, August 19-24, 1968

Locals and officers, November, 15th, 1919

Current fears of teachers

Labor and education at the Atlantic City Convention of the A.F. of L., June 9-23, 1919

In an address before the teachers of Cambridge, Massachusetts, as the guest of Cambridge Local 195, A.F.T., Dr. John Dewey, eminent professor of education and honored member of the American Federation of Teachers, said

At the starting line

Do charter schools measure up?

Standards of good practice in the employment of part-time/adjunct faculty

International comparison of public spending on education

Tributes to labor's education program by noted educators

Constitution of the American federation of teachers as adopted at the seventeenth convention held at Milwaukee, Wis. June 26 to June 30, 1933

What college-bound students abroad are expected to know about biology

AFT-QuEST Consortium yearbook

Tenure for teachers

Status of reading certification in the United States