Massachusetts Business Educators Association
From our friends at the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education regarding the new DLCS license (Digital Literacy and Computer Science): Dear Educator, As a teacher of a digital literacy and/or computer science (collectively, “DLCS”) course in 2016-17, this is to inform you about new licenses available to you and your colleagues: DLCS Teacher License …
From our friends at UChicago: The University of Chicago is looking for high school teachers to pilot a comprehensive new financial education curriculum. The curriculum is uniquely designed to develop behaviors that lead to financial well-being. Sign-up to learn more https://goo.gl/NxAwj4 or email financialeducation@uchicago.edu
From our friends at the CEE: The Council for Economic Education is pleased to offer free professional development webinars for teachers nationwide. The webinars cover multiple topics on how to integrate personal finance and economics in the classroom and create a fun learning experience for your students. When you attend the webinar(s), you will leave …
A group of business educators from the northeastern states (from New England down to Washington, DC) are working together to assess the state of business education and determine how to make it better! We have created this survey: To quantify which courses are on the rise and which are losing popularity. To discover new course …
From our friends at RI Jump$tart: Dear New England K-16 Educators: Earn $75.00 to Jump$tart your 2018-19 Personal Finance curriculum with an all-new, free, one-day Personal Finance professional development program to be held at Fidelity Investments, 900 Salem Street, Smithfield, RI on Thursday, August 23, 2018 from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. Letters will be provided to participants to document their professional development hours. Space …