Massachusetts Business Educators Association
The naughty practice of allowing Holiday shopping to break your budget It’s that time of the year, Santa is creating his list and checking it twice to find out who has been naughty or nice. Avoid being on the budget naughty list with my Top 10 Ways to save during the Holidays. Start early—Obviously, since …
Every day there is life-changing work being done by teachers in the field of business education. This is your opportunity to nominate a colleague for the MBEA Teacher of the Year Award. MBEA is now accepting nominations for outstanding individuals. Please consider nominating an outstanding colleague. Complete nomination packages must be postmarked by February 15th, …
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. Webinar: Employment, Unemployment, and the Federal Reserve Thursday, Jan. …
The MBEA board of directors carefully reviewed your suggestions from the 2018 MBEA Annual Conference and assessed current trends within business education, educational technology, and the Commonwealth. We are very happy to announce that the following workshops have been selected for the 2019 MBEA Annual Conference on April 5th at the Hampton Inn Boston/Natick. Additional …
On 17 September 2018, the Randolph Technical Career Center (RTCC) Business Management Program in Randolph, Vermont hosted Roger Glovsky and Ryan Munn as guest speakers, two local blockchain/cryptocurrency experts. Roger Glovsky writes a daily blog on Cryptosrock.com, commenting on the past, current, and future performance of the cryptocurrency market. His blogs frequently track Bitcoin, the …