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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 […]
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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 […]
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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. […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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Edcamp: Voice and Choice in Professional Learning
We often speak about providing students with voice and choice in their learning. But what about the adults? Edcamp is an “unconference” designed specifically for educators. A national phenomenon, educators flock to Edcamps seeking an organic, participant driven learning experience. On a cold Saturday morning in February, 61 educators gathered in Franklin for the second Edcamp MALeads, sponsored by the MSAA Elementary Committee. […]
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MassCUE Election Spring 2018
MassCUE Spring Elections 2018 This spring we will elect the four (4) at-large members to the MassCUE Board. Any MassCUE member who meets the requirements and is interested in serving on the Board is encouraged to nominate themself or another eligible interested member. The term is for 2 1/2 years. The newly-elected members of the board serve side-by-side with […]
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EdCampSEMass17
by Destiny, Student Panel Member, #EdCampSEMass In early December 2017, the second annual EdCampSEMass was held at Norton Middle School in Norton, MA. Once again, MassCUE sponsored the day where over 40 districts from across the region were represented by dedicated educators willing to give up their Saturday to enhance their professional learning. In addition […]
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Spring Conference Call for Social Media Ambassadors
Contribute to the MassCUE Spring Leadership Conference 2018 as one of two Social Media Ambassadors! For the MassCUE/MASCD 2018 conference at Holy Cross College in Worcester, MA (3/9/18) MassCUE is accepting applications for Social Media Ambassadors whose role will be to tweet throughout the conference, including the keynote and during assigned breakout sessions. Having a […]
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Mike Looney
The future workforce of our country has been a focal point for several years now, with corporate America stressing a need for more STEM-related content in education. This need is being addressed in some school districts throughout Massachusetts, including Mashpee, where innovation is at the forefront of their exciting program. The architect of Mashpee’s premier […]
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International Collaboration Projects Using Technology
Original post in Education Week’s Global Education blog, January 9, 2018 by Cathy Collins Bringing the world into the classroom has never been faster or easier for educators and students. Technology provides vital tools for deep, “4Cs” learning. There is no denying that today’s students are motivated by technology. Digital devices offer valid, stamped passports to […]
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Linda St. Laurent
When we think of a motivated educator, we often wonder what inspires them and how they do all that they do for their students. Those who focus on learning experiences, coupled with collaborating with others seemingly have the recipe for success. Linda St. Laurent of Cardinal Spellman High School is such an educator. […]
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Vincent Hayward
For the four years that Vincent Hayward has been the principal of Norton Middle School, he has been an agent of change on many levels. He supports his teachers and students in tangible ways, having a large and measurable impact. Through his willingness to lobby for additional technology, as well as continually improving his own […]
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