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JFY Brings AI Innovation to MassCUE Fall Conference 2025

JFYNetWorks is thrilled to announce our participation in the MassCUE Fall Conference, happening October 15–16 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough. This premier New England ed-tech convening will unite educators, technologists, and innovators for two days of immersive learning, and JFYNetWorks will be at the heart of it. Spotlight on JFYNetWorks

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A Five Alarm Fire
- Authored by: Greg Cunningham

A Five Alarm Fire

NAEP scores decline; JFY can help By Greg Cunningham History can be made by a landmark event that is celebrated for years, decades, even centuries. But the historic scores reported last week by the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) won’t be celebrated. NAEP reported historic low scores in math

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Reflections on the first day of school
- Authored by: Eileen Wedegartner

Reflections on the first day of school

The White Elephants in the Room The first day of school is not just a milestone for students, but for teachers as well.  While an administrator once told me a successful first day for students is to, “…get them in, feed them lunch, and get them on the correct bus

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The AI Wave. Is Intelligence Artificial or Human?
- Authored by: Gary Kaplan

The AI Wave 

Is Intelligence Artificial or Human? by Gary Kaplan Frank Foster was a math teacher. A veteran math teacher. Closing in on 30 years, he was counting the class periods until retirement. The last thing he needed was a new instructional fad.  We were demonstrating our JFYNet computer-based math instruction at

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Building Bridges to an AI-Powered Future
- Authored by: Michael Mino

Building Bridges to an AI-Powered Future

JFYNetWorks at MAVA 2025 by Michael Mino Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept.  It  is already reshaping industries central to vocational education, including manufacturing, construction, healthcare, IT, design and media. AI is becoming an everyday tool in these sectors, changing how work gets done, and demanding workers with

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Measure for Measure, How to Assess Knowledge
- Authored by: Gary Kaplan

Measure for Measure

How to Assess Knowledge by Gary Kaplan The earliest record of knowledge assessment we have is from Socrates, who according to legend said, “I am the wisest man alive, for I know one thing, and that is that I know nothing.” Exactly what MCAS achievement level this would correspond to,

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A celebration of peace; A Legacy of War. Memorial Day is a legacy of the Civil War
- Authored by: Gary Kaplan

A celebration of peace; A Legacy of War

by Gary Kaplan Memorial Day is a legacy of the Civil War. Originally called Decoration Day, its precise origins are somewhat cloudy. The generally accepted inaugural celebration took place casually on June 3, 1861, when a group of ladies decorated the graves of confederate soldiers at a cemetery in Warrenton,

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The AI Clock Is Ticking Schools Need Help with AI Policy & Practice
- Authored by: Michael Mino

The AI Clock Is Ticking

Schools Need Help with AI Policy & Practice by Michael Mino It’s  hard to believe that only three years ago the world had not heard of ChatGPT, Gemini, CoPilot, Claude or any other form of AI.  Fast forward to today: 122 million people use ChatGPT daily, with Google and Microsoft

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Personalized Learning
- Authored by: Eileen Wedegartner

JFY’s AI Writing Tool

A Helpful Partner in the Classroom by Eileen Wedegartner Teaching writing is uniquely rewarding. It offers  a front-row seat as students discover their voices, shape ideas, and grow as thoughtful communicators and critical thinkers. Yet  providing detailed, actionable feedback on student essays can be overwhelming—especially with  large class sizes, varied

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JFY Brings AI into the Classroom
- Authored by: Michael Mino

JFY Brings AI into the Classroom

Tools and training to help teachers cope by Michael Mino An overwhelming majority of teachers (96%) believe AI will become an intrinsic part of education within the next decade. Yet even more (97%) lack the necessary resources to integrate AI and other technologies into their preparation or instructional practice. Less

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