…and can make the steps a little easier. Here are a few that we’re particularly pumped about. (You can read the full post on Google’s blog The Keyword.) The highly…
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Jacqueline LaFrance
…Massachusetts Writing Project in 2022, she developed a professional learning session on historically responsive literacy using a lesson she co-created with 4th Grade EL students as they studied the last…
Playful Learning through Intentional Teaching
…positive impact on kindergarten teaching in her district. Here is the link to her recent post on the MESPA blog, Principals Supporting Principals: Play Ball! A Home Run for Kindergarten…
Setting the Stage for Future Educators
“A licensure program can set the stage for someone’s future as an educator, and we know that an excellent educator can change students’ lives for the better.” Dr. Cecelia Buckley,…
School officials: Pandemic has lingering impact on students’ mental health
…opened doesn’t mean all of those feelings just evaporated.” The 2018 to 2019 school year marked the last “normal” school year for students since the pandemic forced the closure of…
Story exhibit on May 1st highlights action-oriented conversations around anti-racism
…students in this project,” said Keisch. “Not only their stories, but their insight about exhibit design has been extremely valuable.” The JFK Students of Color Alliance, for example, has been…
Special Education
…and meet diverse learning needs. Home E Search query for: blog blog 2019 03 14 buckland shelburne students camp out with dr seuss dr suess ( Page 10 ) Inclusive,…
Support for the NEW Massachusetts IEP
Home E Search query for: blog blog 2019 03 14 buckland shelburne students camp out with dr seuss dr suess ( Page 10 ) We want to support you in…
‘I’ve learned that things have a cost.’ Meet the migrant children working long hours in factories and fish plants across Mass.
…wasn’t until last year that those seeking special juvenile visas were allowed to work in age-appropriate situations. In Massachusetts, children as young as 14 are allowed to work limited hours…
Treating Childhood Trauma
…tell her grandmother – and then the police – of the terrible trauma she had been enduring. Alisha Fox: For ten years, when I was four to 14. I’d been…