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Meaningfully Teaching Multilingual Learners
Meaningfully Teaching Multilingual Learners grants 15PDPs in English as a Second Language toward License Renewal. This course is intended for paraprofessionals, teachers, and all other education support staff to build…
Teaching Disability History: How the Civil War Changed Disability and American Government
Join us for the release of an exciting new curriculum: Reform to Equal Rights! A Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources grant supported Emerging America to create a free…
A ‘new approach’ to teaching computer science: Get rid of the computer
…Science program does in fact feature computer work, the yearlong curriculum encourages hands-on learning and problem solving through journal writing, group brainstorming and the use of toys to illustrate concepts….
Sheltered English Immersion for School Administrators: Effective School Policies, Practices, and Structures for English Learners
…for English learners in their particular contexts. The goal of the course is to help 1) prepare administrators, policy makers and stake holders who are just beginning to work with…
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They ‘get back up’: Mount Tom Academy graduates 7 students
…speaker, Phil O’Donoghue, threw out his prepared speech, saying they had already learned lessons it took him a lifetime to grasp. “If you’ve fallen down, flat on your back, what…
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…
Easthampton high school hosts “Transforming Education for Social Justice” conference
EASTHAMPTON, Mass. (WWLP) – Hundreds of students attended a conference to learn how to overcome social justice issues at their schools. Zemor Tevah, one of the educators at the event,…