On November 20th, tens of thousands of educators around the state wore black to take back the joy of learning, time for teaching and professionalism in public education. Educators are protesting Events took place around the state and were covered by local and state media.
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Interesting opinion piece on MOOCs.
AFT-Maryland President, Marietta English, invites you to share some holiday cheer with us at a
HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
Tues., December 3, 2013
12 noon to 2:00 p.m.
201 West Preston St., Room L-2
Baltimore, MD 21201
Click here for event flyer.
AFT-Maryland President, Marietta English, invites you to share some holiday cheer with us at a
HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
Tues., December 3, 2013
12 noon to 2:00 p.m.
201 West Preston St., Room L-2
Baltimore, MD 21201
Click here for event flyer.
SAVE THE DATE - EDUCATIONAL SUMMIT DECEMBER 3
Dr. David C. Berliner will be speaking about educational equity, as well as a panel of MHUSD parents, teachers and district leaders. The MHUSD Board Members, MH City Council and Mayor, SCCOE School Board members and other elected officials are invited to this community event that is sponsored by our District and Federation.
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Metropolitan Baltimore Council (AFL-CIO Unions) is assisting union families by giving out Holiday Baskets to Union Members who are suffering financial hardship. The baskets include a Giant gift certificate for a ham or a turkey and other food. Members with children will also receive a gift for each child from newborn to 16 years of age.
The University of Maine at Augusta, which has campuses in Augusta and Bangor and controls the nine University College sites around the state, has clarified its reimbursement policies for courses taught via videoconferencing.
UMA uses a brand of videoconferencing called Polycom. In such courses, a teacher in, say, Augusta can see and hear students in various other classrooms around the state. Under UMA’s revised policy, all courses offered through videoconference must include a minimum of four sites.
