2021 National Business Educator of the Year. Geek. Crafty mama. Boston sports fan.
Recent events have hit us all hard. As a parent and a teacher, I’ve been wrestling with everything from two completely different points of view. How do I protect my child at his school and how do I protect my “children” at my school? I came across this letter and it really touched upon all …
Every semester, my Entrepreneurship students amaze me. They run a small business to learn how to run a small business. They learn by doing. They learn in a hands-on environment. They learn that a business doesn’t always run smoothly. And, boy, did they learn that this semester! The semester started off in the typical fashion. …
I’m very proud to report that 2 of my students were selected to attend a week-long financial literacy “boot camp” sponsored by Junior Achievement. Only 50 students in New England were chosen for this honor and TWO of them were some of my brightest superstars! So very proud of these students and can’t wait to …
So very proud to announce that one of my students was honored as the Code.org Student of the Week! I nominated Paulina as the student of the week because she really embraced coding when introduced to the Hour of Code in my Entrepreneurship class. She jumped on board, completed the optional 20-hour computer science introduction …
I was recently interviewed by the Wall Street Journal regarding my interest in personal finance. I had no idea that the article was complete and posted, until I got an inquiry about the class via email from someone who had read the article. Very exciting! Without further ado, here’s the article (printed to a PDF …