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Astronomy in the Fenway
- Authored by: Greg Cunningham

Astronomy in the Fenway

Reading the Red Sox’ Stars by Greg Cunningham, Blended Learning Specialist “I’m amazed you can see Venus with all the lights around Boston,” my friend Tyler commented as we walked back to the car after a Red Sox win at Fenway Park. “That’s not Venus,” I assured him. “That’s Mars.”

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How teachers and coaches help students find their own success
- Authored by: Greg Cunningham

The Journey of a Thousand Helping Hands

How teachers and coaches help students find their own success By Greg Cunningham, Blended Learning Specialist “You have a great ability to quickly develop an analysis of the topic. If we can teach you how to speak, we might have something here.” These were my first comments to Jackson, a

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Predictions: Snow days! School delays! Red Sox win! WHen?
- Authored by: Greg Cunningham

Predictions: Snow Days! School Delays! Red Sox Win! But When?

It will snow. Just don’t ask me when. by Greg Cunningham, Blended Learning Specialist I would never want to be a weather forecaster in Boston. The changing jet stream winds, the effect of the warm ocean on a snow or rain line, and the pressure of predicting whether rain will

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Tyrone Figueroa, East Boston HS Teacher
- Authored by: Cathie Maglio

From Student to Teacher, East Boston HS Educator Gives Back

A teacher gives back to his community by Cathie Maglio, Blended Learning Specialist In my last blog post, I talked about building relationships with people in the schools I work with. Today I would like to introduce you to one of my favorite teachers, Tyrone Figueroa. How Tyrone came to

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The Magic of Opening Day
- Authored by: Greg Cunningham

The Magic of Opening Day

Today is Opening Day at Fenway Park by Greg Cunningham, Blended Learning Specialist It’s the worst-kept secret in offices, boardrooms and schools anywhere within striking distance of Fenway Park: people play hooky the day of the home opener. And why not? In early April, young baseball fans find more to

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Does Homework Have to be Boring?
- Authored by: Joan Reissman

Does Homework Have to be Boring?

by Joan Reissman, Blended Learning Specialist The value of homework is the subject of longstanding debate among educators. In simpler times, homework required no more than rote repetition of concepts taught in class. That’s no longer enough. Today’s teachers don’t want reinforcement to be merely repetitious. They want homework to

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The School Year Starts: Nothing but Net
- Authored by: Eileen Wedegartner

The School Year Starts: Nothing but Net

by Eileen Wedegartner, Blended Learning SPECIALIST It’s that time of year again when beach balls are traded for book bags. For many students, fall is a season of excitement: a new term, a clean slate and an opportunity to make new entries in the growing ledger of successes. But for

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