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Ms. Kim McCoy from the Center for the Advancement of Science Education Enhances the Science Curriculum at the Arnone School During COVID
Ms. McCoy has been instrumental in helping our students and teachers engage in meaningful science content during these challenging times. She was always creating a resource and learning experience that aligned to the standards we were currently working on and providing students with materials to ensure an exciting hands-on activity. Kim offered suggestions on how to adapt if students were unable to pick up materials which allowed more students to participate. Her lessons were engaging and accessible not only for students but also teachers and families whether students were in person or remote. I felt she was flexible in her scheduling, collaboration was easy, and I feel she truly values the partnership we have created. Feedback from teachers and students has been positive, the children loved showing their new learning!
I can't thank her enough for her tireless efforts and collaboration with the Arnone community this year. We are excited to continue to work with her along with others from BSU to grow students' thinking and curiosity and of course their love of science!
Jenna Giannaros
Instructional Leadership Coach- STEM
Arnone Elementary
I can't thank her enough for her tireless efforts and collaboration with the Arnone community this year. We are excited to continue to work with her along with others from BSU to grow students' thinking and curiosity and of course their love of science!
Jenna Giannaros
Instructional Leadership Coach- STEM
Arnone Elementary
Gilmore School
BSU Student Decorated Bulletin Boards created by Dr. Brieske-Ulenski's Elementary Education Block Students
BSU Student Decorated Bulletin Boards created by Dr. Brieske-Ulenski's Elementary Education Block Students
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Pacheco School Door Painting Project
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BSU Donates Playground Equipment
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The entrance door prior to it being painted.
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The entrance door after it had been painted.
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Central School visits BSU garden beds and greenhouse - October 2018
Second graders from the Central School (East Bridgewater) took a field trip to the tour the BSU garden beds and greenhouse. BSU professors Ron Maribett and John Rocharz taught the students about gardening and caring for plants.
Second graders from the Central School (East Bridgewater) took a field trip to the tour the BSU garden beds and greenhouse. BSU professors Ron Maribett and John Rocharz taught the students about gardening and caring for plants.
Central School Garden Field Trip
Dr. Lisa Battaglino, Dean of the College of Education and Allied Studies, Kelly Kavka, BSU student, BR Middle School Students
Bridgewater-Raynham Middle School visits BSU
On April 13 students from Bridgewater-Raynham Middle School visited BSU to celebrate Martin Richard Day and to have a discussion facilitated by MARC (Massachusetts Aggression Reduction Center) director, Elizabeth Englander. Dr. Englander spoke about Martin’s spirit of peace and how kindness can help them push back against bullying and cruelty at school. This effort is spearheaded by Dori Kelly from the middle school.a teacher at the school, Dori Kelly.
On April 13 students from Bridgewater-Raynham Middle School visited BSU to celebrate Martin Richard Day and to have a discussion facilitated by MARC (Massachusetts Aggression Reduction Center) director, Elizabeth Englander. Dr. Englander spoke about Martin’s spirit of peace and how kindness can help them push back against bullying and cruelty at school. This effort is spearheaded by Dori Kelly from the middle school.a teacher at the school, Dori Kelly.
Author of the Month: Lydia Mozzone presents Leo's Secret to the Pachecho School in New Bedford
BSU collaborates with its Professional Development Partnership Schools to prepare dynamic and diverse teachers for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and beyond.
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SALT Cycle Studio held a fundraiser for the BSU Pacheco Leadership Program on April 9, 2017. The fundraiser was a huge success and raised $500 for the program. Thanks to the funds raised at the Cycle event, Drs. Dan Chase and Jen Mead were able to take the Pacheco leadership students on a field trip to the visit the Basketball Hall of Fame. What an exciting day!
May Scientist of the Month at the Huntington School
Ms. Kim McCoy from the Center for Advancement for STEM Education, visited the Huntington to show the students how to make fossils. |
Baker School visits BSU to Learn about
the Gardens and Greenhouse The students from the Baker School visited BSU to learn about gardens and how to create a healthy garden bed. The Baker School's Garden Club will be planting their beds in the fall and received a lot of expert advice. The students also stopped by BSU's greenhouse and received a tour from Mr. John Roucharz Each semester BSU Elementary students in Nancy Witherell’s ELED 330 go to Galligan Elementary School in Taunton, MA to practice teaching reading with book buddies. Knowing the importance of outside reading, the college students create a motivational incentive reading bulletin board. The board also has to teach content information. As the students collect more reading minutes, there are stops on the board that are informational. The board encourages wide reading outside of school, which is important, as research has shown that wide reading improves vocabulary, fluency and comprehension. The elementary students “clock” their outside reading time and once the class hits 1.000 minutes the class, through BSU students’ instruction and preparation, create an incentive reward that themes with the board. The following pictures show motivational bulletin boards from the Spring 17 semester.
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Davis School Bulletin Boards Decorated by Dr. Nancy Witherell's Elementary Education Block
A sketch by Peter Reynolds author of The Dot
Davis School Gardens
Ben Lacson, Sr. Executive VP & Chief Financial Officer, at W. Atlee Burpee & Co. donated dirt, seeds, plants and flower barrels. Teachers, staff and students planted the flowers in spring 2016 and over the summer, and the Brockton High School students from the School to Work program watered the flowers.
FootBridge Program 2016 |
BSU faculty and staff participate in International Dot Day |
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Spring 2016 field Trips
Dr. Mary Shorey and her student working with the Central School children
Carlos Pacheco School 5th graders enjoying Earthview
Dr. Lyons Graham's service learning: Applied Pre-Adolescent Counseling class being held at the Huntington Elementary School, Brockton. The students were preparing for one of their six social skills groups with 4th graders. Dr. Lyons Graham works with Mr. Nick Robin, the school adjustment counselor at the Huntington.
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Children doing a math worksheet with shapes
Students from the Davis School enjoyed the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service at BSU starting with breakfast. Then the students participated in a variety of activities.
Kera Young doing her student teaching at the the James L. Mulcahey School in Taunton, MA
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A student at the Huntington School learning math with bugs and dinosaurs.
BELOW: Reception and Presentation of Certificate of Appreciation to Supervising Practitioners at the Edgar B. Davis School in Brockton.
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