How does the National Education Association differ from the American Federation

of Teachers?

The NEA functions as a labor union.

The NEA began as a professional association.

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The NEA members include teachers and other education related personnel.

The NEA will support a work stoppage.

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Adrian

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21 October, 17:43

How does the National Education Association differ from the American Federation

of Teachers?

The NEA functions as a labor union.

The NEA began as a professional association.

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The NEA members include teachers and other education related personnel.

The NEA will support a work stoppage.

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Jordyn Short · Answer 1

"The NEA began as a professional association" is the difference between National Education Association (NEA) and American Federation of Teachers (AFT).

Explanation:

The NEA is a "professional organization" whereas the AFT is a union organization that is traditionally run. NEA, National Education Association was founded in "1857 in Philadelphia". This is formed as to address the concerns of the teachers, abilities, betterment, rights, duties etc. The aim of AFT is to provide high quality healthcare, education, public services with economic opportunities for the students as well as their families including communities. It was founded on 15 April 1916. Around 70 percent of the teachers are in the unions or employee associations.