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Anxious Math Student
- Authored by: Joan Reissman

Math Anxiety: Finding a Better Way to Learn

Have you ever experienced crippling math anxiety? by Joan Reissman, Blended Learning Specialist Have you ever felt that it was too late to learn math? That you were down for the count? I once had a student who literally trembled every time she tried to do math. When I asked

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Testing taking anxiety
- Authored by: Greg Cunningham

Fear and Trembling in the Testing Room, Test Taking Anxiety

by Greg Cunningham, JFYNetWorks Blended Learning Specialist No one likes to be tested.   People have a deep-seated aversion to being challenged about what they know–and what they don’t know.  Perhaps the aversion is rooted in first- grade spelling tests, or timed multiplication quizzes in later grades. Maybe it goes

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Chpice of Present, Choose be present more than showing up
- Authored by: Eileen Wedegartner

The Choice of Presence

by Eileen Wedegartner, Blended Learning SPECIALIST Go into any classroom in any town and you’ll immediately get a taste of the teacher who presides there. You’ll see some of the latest research in education, famous quotations, pictures of important persons, findings in the teacher’s field of study. You’ll see school

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Seeking the balance; planting the seed for success
- Authored by: Cathie Maglio

Seeking the Balance

There will always be joys and tragedies. by Cathie Maglio, Blended Learning Specialist Another tragic and senseless loss. A Haverhill High student who had just graduated was shot and killed last month when he answered a knock on his door. This student participated in the JFYNet program at Haverhill High

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Road less traveled...leads to college success
- Authored by: Joan Reissman

Road Less Traveled Leads to College Success

One Student’s Journey by Joan Reissman, Blended Learning Specialist Today’s high school students are told constantly that they are on a long journey from school to college to career. They are urged to build their skills in order to succeed in a demanding job market. But for many, the transition

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Active Reading, Active Thinking Distinctions sharp and shaded
- Authored by: Eileen Wedegartner

Active Reading, Active Thinking

Distinctions sharp and shaded by Eileen Wedegartner, Blended Learning SPECIALIST I’m sitting in an ELL classroom.  Students are reading articles in our online curriculum and working through the meanings of unfamiliar words.  The teacher in this class has stressed the techniques of active reading: note-taking and annotating a text as

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