Thai-son Dang, 7, of Needham, gently tapped on his drum. It was his turn to read, and his poem was set to music. Feeling the rhythm, young Thai-son read his “Drum Poem” at the front of the assembly. Thai-son and nine of his fellow students, who all utilize wheelchairs for mobility, contributed poems to the…
As TEC’s Innovative Learning Coordinator, one of my favorite parts of the job is visiting TEC district schools to see and hear about the great work happening every day. In December, I had the pleasure of visiting Fuse MA alumni and Middle School Social Studies Teacher, Sara Collins, which offered a refreshing and inspiring reminder…
As TEC’s Innovative Learning Coordinator, one of my favorite parts of the job is visiting TEC district schools to see and hear about the great work happening every day. This month, I had the pleasure of visiting Fuse MA alumni and Middle School Science Teacher, Juli Dalzell, which offered a refreshing and inspiring reminder of…
Things haven’t been particularly easy these last few years. Many educators report feeling burned out by hardships of the job and challenges that continue to emerge and intensify in our world. And yet, educators also report that the best parts of their job are being with students, having supportive colleagues, and finding ways to feel…
WALPOLE — The Education Cooperative (TEC), a member of the Massachusetts Organization of Educational Collaboratives (MOEC), is pleased to announce that TEC held a successful Saint Patrick’s Day luncheon at the Norwood Council on Aging last week. On March 18, more than 200 seniors gathered to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day and dine on Irish cuisine. The food was…