…we will explore the many ways that technology impacts learning and how educators can leverage technology to prepare students to survive and thrive in an increasing technology-enhanced world. This course…
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Area parents share concerns about school reopening plans
…teaching students in instructional “pods” while practicing social distancing. “Some parents are questioning why, with COVID-19 numbers so low in Greenfield, are schools starting with fully remote learning,” Brown said….
When it comes to learning about edtech, I’ve noticed a pattern among adult learners (including me!). They/we routinely enter into learning about tech feeling like they are way behind or…
Guiding Principles
Home E Search query for: blog edeval 2014 11 pros cons merging student learning goals ddms ( Page 43 ) Focus on Readiness, Culture, and Equity The oppressions embedded in…
Early Literacy and ParentChild+
…a classroom. As a parent, you are the gateway to your child’s language and literacy development. Home E Search query for: blog edeval 2014 11 pros cons merging…
Loose Parts Play with Young Children
…a way which invites the child into the activity to engage in open-ended learning and play. Provocations are an integral component of the Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood education….
Liberation Through Literacy: An Indigenous Perspective on Reading
Participants will consider Indigenous communal learning through the Standard Model of Indigenous Learning (SMIL) and “Two-Eyed Seeing” with the goal of disrupting unintentional impacts of common approaches to reading education….
Afterschool and Out-of-School Programs Woefully Underfunded
…the myriad programs. While Massachusetts consistently leads the country in supporting the well-being and educational success of its children, the report finds most students lack afterschool opportunities even though many…
Law, Ethics, and the Educator
Required for License(s): Administrative Leadership Constitutional and statutory provisions governing a public school system are examined on local, state and national levels. Particular attention will be paid to the legal…
U.S. education policy: Federal overreach or reaching for the wrong things?
…state levels will not ensure inclusively developed, thoughtfully crafted, age-appropriate or properly-specified standards for student learning. It will not ensure a shift away from over-testing or misuse of assessment data….