…students. Once the videos are downloaded, she can burn them to a DVD and have them sent to families. “It can be really time-consuming to download the lesson videos, so by…
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Pioneer Valley Regional School’s virtual play to premiere Thursday
…for them seeing it all together.” Students Amelia Fowler-Shaw and Jacobia Tyminski explained that the play is about a group of students putting together a play via Zoom. Jacobia’s character,…
Jeff Zilch
…uses his classroom experience to make lessons accessible to a wide array of learners, using a variety of instructional technology methods. He strives to engage students in the social studies…
Tech Made Approachable: Building EdTech Skills for K-4 Educators
…for teachers to create compelling visual presentations Feb – Book Creator March – Video: Curation & creation April – Arts and Culture to expand your classroom & content May –…
Teaching World Geography and Ancient Civilizations
…There will be two scheduled 75-minute webinars (with the option to watch the recording). Each week will include a mix of readings, online activities, and video clips. You will write…
Chocolate milk is heading back to school
…on “years of feedback from students, schools and food service experts about the challenges they are facing” from the rules. He signed a proclamation that his department would move to…
Chris Appy
…National Identity (Viking, 2015); Patriots: The Vietnam War Remembered From All Sides (Viking, 2003), and Working-Class War: American Combat Soldiers and Vietnam (University of North Carolina Press, 1993). Patriots won…
Charter school debate looms over raising state caps
…tuition for about 200 students while receiving about $359,000 in aid during fiscal year 2015. She said she and fellow League of Women Voters member Margie Riddle have already spent…
As Massachusetts charter schools enroll more students with disabilities, who exactly are they serving?
At Lawrence Family Day Charter School, which caters to poor and minority students, fewer than 7 percent of students have special needs – far below the statewide average. Director Ralph…
Karen Albano
Karen Albano began working with the Emerging America program in 2015. She is currently the editor of the weekly History eNews, and has contributed to many facets of the Emerging…