Massachusetts Business Educators Association
Two weeks until #MBEA18! Due to unprecedented weather, we’ve decided to eliminate the late fee registration to the #MBEA18 conference this year. All registrations will remain $125! We hope that this helps our members. Please register soon though. We can’t wait to see you on April 6th! Conference Sessions: Keynote: Asking the Right Questions Activating …
The Economics for Leaders program will be run at Oberlin College July 2-8, 2018. Teachers who apply will receive a $500 stipend for attending! For more information, please visit HERE.
Champlain College is offering a fantastic opportunity for financial literacy professional development. The goal of the Institute is to increase the financial literacy and instructional capability of teachers through targeted training on financial literacy topics. Generously sponsored by NextGen Personal Finance, a non-profit organization that connects educators with free resources and equip students with the knowledge and …
Dear MBEA members, We need you to immediately contact your representatives and senators (use this LINK to find your legislator) in support of the bill relative to financial literacy in our schools. After several tries, the Senate will be debating the bill we want on THURSDAY in support of financial literacy in our schools. MBEA …
Three weeks to go for the MBEA conference! If you didn’t receive our emailed newsletter, please read it HERE. Other conference links: 2018 conference webpage Conference flyer with sessions/program information Eventbrite registration
The MBEA is looking for guest bloggers to share their love of business education! We’d love to feature a story, classroom experience, review of a tool or app, or whatever else you come up with! It could be something newly written or an existing post that we relaunch here. We’d love to talk about what …
Name: Julie Giglia ( @julgig | LinkedIn | website | email ) School: Whitman-Hanson Regional High School, Whitman, MA Job Title: Business/Technology teacher Grade Levels: high school Courses Taught: Financial Literacy, Entrepreneurship, Investing Your Money, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Computer Aided Design Why and/or how did you become a business educator? I use to be a part-time ski instructor for 4 …
Picture this. You see yourself in a sleek suit, confidently giving directions at the helm of your own thriving company. Next, you head to a party, rubbing elbows with the who’s who in the industry as well as a smattering of celebrities. Then off you go to jet to some exclusive island to take some …
Marketing Teacher at Greater Lowell Technical High School (SY 2018-2019) Please see the listing on schoolspring.com
Name: Cindy Durkee ( @CindyDurkee | LinkedIn | email ) Position: MBEA Board of Directors, President School: Wahconah Regional High School, Dalton Job Title: Business and Computer Teacher Grade Levels: high school Courses Taught: Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Sports & Entertainment Marketing, Computer Software Applications, Cyber Literacy for the Digital Age, Computer Graphics & Web Design Why and/or how did you …