-
Jennifer Skowronek
It’s all fun and games and that’s alright. This is the concept behind Jen Skowronek’s 7th grade Academics in Action class. Using the concept of gaming, this innovative educator has taken learning to a whole new level… well many levels actually. Her approach is likened to that of a video game where students work in […]
Continue reading -
My Vendor Experience
by Rayna Freedman When I walked through the exhibit hall of the MassCUE Fall Conference I was saturated with friendly faces of our vendors and their products that aim to support various facets of education. Here is what I knew about our vendors. They support our Conference by purchasing a booth to teach others about […]
Continue reading -
Leadership in Personalized Learning
by Julie Baudreau Originally published on Edelements blog. (https://www.edelements.com/blog) “You can’t buy personalized learning…” I read this statement by Richard Culatta recently and it really resonated with me because personalizing learning is about skilled teachers, not students working on computers for a large part of a day. Yes technology can support and enhance the learning, but what it actually comes […]
Continue reading -
2018 MassCUE Teacher Scholarship Application is Now Open!
Never attended the MassCUE/M.A.S.S. Fall Conference? Now is your chance to attend with overnight expenses paid! MassCUE will be offering 1 scholarship to an educator who is a current MassCUE member but has never attended the Annual Fall Conference. An Educator Scholarship includes entrance to both days of the Conference and one overnight stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Foxborough Patriot Place. The online application must be submitted on or before June 5, […]
Continue reading -
Jed Stefanowicz
When we think of a coach, we often picture a person who drives us to be our very best. A good coach will recognize both talents and needs, as well as foster a can-do mentality to accomplish things we otherwise may not have thought possible. As Natick Public Schools’ Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA), Jed […]
Continue reading -
Connecting Between the Fall Conferences
MassCUE is a welcoming professional organization with the purpose of connecting educators who embrace the use of a variety of resources, including technology, to assist in helping students learn. For some educators, the only connection to MassCUE is attendance at the Fall Conference in October. MassCUE has many ways to connect with others both face-to-face […]
Continue reading -
What Was Obvious to Me Was Amazing to Others
by Rayna Freedman I am exhausted. There I said it. I am sure I am not alone in this feeling. I remember sitting down to write my RFPs for the Annual Masscue Fall Conference the day the session proposal link came out because I knew I would never get to them otherwise. Struggling with what […]
Continue reading -
Call for Proposals Deadline Extended to May 7, 2018
The Call for Proposals deadline to present at MassCUE’s Annual Fall Conference has been extended to May 7, 2018. This includes session proposals, as well as the CUEKid and Global Ed Student Showcases. We realize this is a busy time of year and hope this extension will afford ample time for educators to reflect […]
Continue reading -
Tammi Miller
Technology in education has changed since the first computers were placed into schools. No one knows this better than Tammi Miller, the Speech Language Pathologist at the Hurley Middle School in Seekonk, MA. Over the past 24 years, Tammi has worked with students with varying needs to make a difference in their education and lives. […]
Continue reading -
Spring Election 2018 – Candidates
The election results for the MassCUE Board of Directors 2018 are in. Congratulations to Chris Gosselin, Jared Perrine, Tracey Sockalosky, and Colleen Terrill. This spring we will elect four (4) at-large members to the MassCUE Board. Below you will find this year’s candidate. Please take a few minutes to read through their information. The voting window […]
Continue reading -
Call for Proposals for MassCUE/M.A.S.S. Fall Conference 2018 now open!
MassCUE/M.A.S.S. Fall Conference: Oct. 17 & 18, 2018 at Gillette Stadium Attention Educators: Call for Proposals is now open for the 2018 MassCUE Fall Conference! Details are available on our website (be sure to click the PRESENT tab). We have multiple opportunities for you and your students to present at the conference. The MassCUE/M.A.S.S. Fall […]
Continue reading -
Tracy Sockalosky
The Power of Teaching Empathy What is a global citizen and why is it so important in our world today? This is the very question Tracy Sockalosky set out to find the answer to when she reached out to her PLN on Twitter to collect their voices on Flipgrid. A huge advocate of teaching […]
Continue reading