…adults greet each entering student with a smile, calling them by name as students move through the long hallway to different learning areas, hang up coats, set backpacks down, greet…
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Grading for Equity Book Study
…learning practices. Through this experience, we will move away from basing our practice on extrinsic reinforcement and consequences, and approach grading with empathy, trust, and belief in the capacity of…
Academic Language
…facilitate teacher understanding of how academic language impacts learning. Participants will investigate: Why some students will develop stronger academic language skills than others unless academic language features are explicitly taught,…
Capstone: Implementing Best Practices
…in their school or classroom, relating to an area of concern the candidate has regarding their students and their learning and/or ability to be successful in school. Typically the area…
Excellence In Education Awards: Living Our Guiding Principles award winners for February and March
…with residents on both ends of the learning spectrum and juggles the classwork professionally.” Congrats Drew and thank you for embracing our guiding principals day in and out. Northeast The…
Hope or Hype? Exploring Virtual Reality in the Secondary Classroom
…use? How can we support all students’ learning in VR? How can we avoid using VR in ways that reinforce harm? While Virtual reality (VR) is still relatively new technology,…
Success in School Linked to Summer Reading
…ongoing study conducted in Boston and four other urban communities suggest that summer programs can help elementary school children reduce learning losses that typically occur during vacations and could create…
Albert Johnson-Mussad Ph.D.
…licensed educators in instructional leadership; English learner education; world language and bilingual education; adolescent literacy education; improving outcomes for students in poverty; and social-emotional learning. In addition to professional development,…
A morning of educational play for families from seventeen communities at the Holyoke Children’s Museum
…and Mathematics) learning can be fun,” said Desiree Lalbeharie-Josias, the Director of Early Childhood programs at the Collaborative for Educational Services (CES), which hosted the event. Hailey, two years old,…
Paraprofessional Series: Building Professional Boundaries
…families, and its influence on student learning. By the end of this course, participants will: Know the difference between personal and professional boundaries and the key elements of working in…