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Podcasts from JFYNetWorks JFYNetWorks addresses today’s college readiness pursuit by providing focused blended learning programs in high school to help students build the academic skills they need to enter college or technical training earning academic credit. The JFYNetWorks blended program model — infusing specialized online content into the regular curriculum — also facilitates scalability, as the low cost of the online platform can easily be expanded to entire schools. Listen to our podcasts to learn more.
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Wednesday Jan 27, 2021
Wednesday Jan 27, 2021
‘How Teachers Adjusted in 2020’ A Compilation
JANUARY 2021 PODCAST -- During this past year, we have explored relevant and topical educational issues each month. In today’s podcast, we’ll take a look back at some of the memorable moments from our 2020 podcasts. Our focus will be on how teachers adjusted to the school shutdown.
This compilation podcast features the following:
ADMINISTRATORS:
- MICHAEL MARRAPODI, Dean of Online Programming at Cambridge College
- JAMES WEAVER, the director of performing arts and sports from the National Federation of State High School Associations
- KEVIN MCCASKILL, Executive Director, Madison Park Technical Vocational High School, Boston
- JORGE SANTANA, Executive Director of the PACE Career Academy Charter School, Pembroke, New Hampshire
- KENNESHA KELLY, co-founder and Executive Director of Kingsman Academy, Washington, DC
TEACHERS:
- RACHEL SILVA, English Teacher, Durfee Academy, Fall River
- LISA HONEYMAN, Math Teacher, Newton South High School
- CHARLOTTLE BOCCUZZI, Special Education Paraprofessional, Ashland Public Schools
- SETTENAH WRIGHT, English as a second language teacher for English Language Learning students, Madison Park Technical Vocational High School, Boston
STUDENTS:
- JARIN, Durfee Academy, Fall River
- EVAN, Durfee Academy, Fall River
- HENRY, Needham High School
- MAGGIE, Needham High School
- SASHA, Needham High School
Podcast transcript found here.
MORE ABOUT JFYNET
Today, JFYNetWorks addresses the college readiness disconnect by providing focused blended, hybrid and remote learning programs in high school to help students build the academic skills they need to enter college or technical training earning academic credit. The JFYNetWorks blended program model — infusing specialized online content into the regular curriculum — also facilitates scalability, as the low cost of the online platform can easily be expanded to entire schools.
To learn more visit JFYNet.org
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