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Easthampton fourth-graders launch campaign against car idling
…into the atmosphere, you don’t have to ask a scientist. You can ask a fourth-grader. Over the course of two days, students at the elementary school conducted a study to…
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…
Casey Daigle
…Rogers-Whitehead on Leveling Up DigCit Skills with AI, an edWeb.net webinar in January of 2023; available on the edWeb.net website Presenting Grading for Equity Book Study course Co-presenting with Shawn…
Desirée Lalbeharie
Desirée earned both her Bachelor’s degree in Education and Child Study and her Master’s degree in Education of the Deaf from Smith College. She completed her doctoral studies at University…
Mass. Center for Civic Education promotes engaged citizenship among students
…the organization would become his life’s work. After decades of promoting the study of American history and civics, Desrosiers is now President of the Massachusetts branch of the non-profit, non-partisan…
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‘Homework gap’ shows millions of students lack home internet
…Some students study in the parking lots of schools, libraries or restaurants — wherever they can find a signal. The consequences can be dire for children in these situations, because…
Northfield Environmental Educator honored by town
…school gets trout eggs from the McLaughlin Fish Hatchery in Belchertown, and students learn to care for the fish and study them as they grow up. Students then release the fish…
Poverty, segregation persist in U.S. schools, report says
…per child than the least-poor districts, while districts serving the largest numbers of minority students get about $2,000 less than those serving the fewest students of color, according the study….