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Goffstown School District Implements Microwave Communication to Remote Classroom

Posted on December 5, 2017 by Stan Freeda

Goffstown, NH. The SAU#19 Business Office, located in the historic original 1874 school house in center of Goffstown, recently replaced the cupola on its roof. Time and the elements had taken its toll on the original structure, but in replacing … Continue reading →

Posted in Announcements, Articles/Reports, Press Releases, Teaching and Learning | Tagged Goffstown, learning, microwave communciation, press release, SAU 19, teaching, technology | Leave a comment

Hinsdale High School Featured by the National Center for Learning Disabilities

Posted on August 10, 2017 by Stan Freeda

Congratulations to Karen Thompson and Hinsdale High School for being featured by the National Center for Learning Disabilities!! The case study describes the exemplary work their ELO Program is doing to meet the needs of students with disabilities. Keep up the … Continue reading →

Posted in Announcements, Articles/Reports, Press Releases, Student Opportunities | Tagged extended learning, Extended Learning Opportunities, Hinsdale School District, innovation, learning, learning disabilities, personalized instruction, personalized learning, teaching | Leave a comment

Gen YES and NH Office of Educational Technology Launch Gen YES New Hampshire

Posted on June 20, 2017 by Stan Freeda

The Office of Educational Technology at the New Hampshire Department of Education is partnering with GenYES to help promote participation of New Hampshire schools in the GenYES program. Dr. Dennis Harper will give a GenYES workshop in Concord on August … Continue reading →

Posted in Announcements, Professional Development, Student Opportunities, Teaching and Learning, Uncategorized | Tagged 2017, educational technology, gen YES, learning, partnership, program, programs, student engagement, student voice, teaching, technology integration | Leave a comment

Time for a New Conversation in Education

Posted on May 18, 2017 by Stan Freeda

As a long time education reform advocate, I don’t mind saying that the reform agenda has gotten a bit stale. Standards based reform dates back to the 70s. The first charter laws schools were passed over 20 years ago, just … Continue reading →

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Picting, not Writing, is the Literacy of Today’s Youth

Posted on May 10, 2017 by Stan Freeda

Is a picture really worth 1,000 words? Two interesting observations: In the K–12 classroom, today’s youth spend 90 percent of the time with text-based materials and 10 percent of the time with image-based materials. Outside the K–12 classroom, today’s youth … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles/Reports, Teaching and Learning | Tagged 21st Century Fluency, 21st Century learning, images, learning, literacy, media, media literacy, picting, pictures, teaching, writing | Leave a comment

3 Ways to Plan for Diverse Learners: What Teachers Do

Posted on March 23, 2017 by Stan Freeda

by John McCarthy, Education Consultant, Advocate for Student Voice in Learning on Edutopia at https://www.edutopia.org/blog/differentiated-instruction-ways-to-plan-john-mccarthy In The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy and crew are so intimidated by the Wizard’s enigmatic personality that they struggle to talk with him on equal … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles/Reports, Teaching and Learning | Tagged Differentiated Instruction Interest-Based Learning Learning Styles Multiple Intelligences Project-Based Learning, diversification, innovation, Interest-Based Learning, learning, multiple intelligences, project based learning, student voice, teaching | Leave a comment

Rock On! How I Taught Focus to a Class That Wouldn’t Sit Still

Posted on March 23, 2017 by Stan Freeda

by Natalie Catlett, Practicing Artist & Art Teacher on Edutopia at https://www.edutopia.org/discussion/rock-how-i-taught-focus-class-wouldnt-sit-still As a teacher, every now and then we come across a class with an abundance of energy. Sometimes so much energy that teaching seems like an impossible mission. … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles/Reports, Teaching and Learning | Tagged 3-5 Upper Elementary, arts, Arts Integration, classroom management, innovation, K-2 Primary, learning, mindfulness, teaching | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: learning

Goffstown School District Implements Microwave Communication to Remote Classroom

Hinsdale High School Featured by the National Center for Learning Disabilities

Gen YES and NH Office of Educational Technology Launch Gen YES New Hampshire

Time for a New Conversation in Education

Picting, not Writing, is the Literacy of Today’s Youth

3 Ways to Plan for Diverse Learners: What Teachers Do

Rock On! How I Taught Focus to a Class That Wouldn’t Sit Still

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