2021 National Business Educator of the Year. Geek. Crafty mama. Boston sports fan.
For years now, my Entrepreneurship students have been learning the ropes of running a business by actually running a small business for the duration of my course. Students pitch their business proposals to each other “Shark Tank”-style and then vote for which business to pursue as a larger group. Until now, students have always designed products …
Yes, you read that correctly! We’re having a clearance event tonight at Curriculum Night! All items must go. There will be a table outside of Mrs. Prester’s room (113) where you can pick up some of the lovely items that Entrepreneurship students have designed and sold over the years. Everything is just $2 each! What …
Yes, you read that correctly! We’re having a clearance event at Curriculum Night on Wednesday! All items must go. There will be a table outside of Mrs. Prester’s room (113) where you can pick up some of the lovely items that Entrepreneurship students have designed and sold over the years. Everything is just $2 each! …
Last week, I had the opportunity to attend my first NBEA (National Business Education Association) conference. This year’s conference was held in downtown Chicago at the Marriott on the Magnificent Mile. What a great chance to connect with other business educators and learn! Although I was only able to stay for 2 days, I took …
Last Friday, I had the opportunity to present at the annual Massachusetts Business Educators Association conference. I presented a double session on STEM and business integration by setting up a STEM playground! Teachers were able to test out my STEM tools and to learn how I integrate these important materials and skills into my business …