Building a Community of Excellence in STEM Education
MƒA President John Ewing, along with MƒA Master Teachers Vielca Anglin, Jude Julien, and Brian Palacios, joined the Teachers on Fire podcast roundtable to talk about all things MƒA.
Teacher Voices
Yes, Virginia, There are Benefits to Virtual Learning
I have learned a lot about teaching and my students this year, perhaps more than ever.
Workshop Spotlight
A (Virtual) Night at the Museum
The MƒA mini course “A (Virtual) Night at the Museum” provided MƒA teachers with tools to do fieldwork even in the remote learning environment.
In the News
The Problem for Math Teachers
The 74 spoke with MƒA Master Teacher Danilsa Fernandez to get her thoughts for a story about pandemic-related setbacks in mathematics.
Stories
Girl Power
MƒA Master Teacher Ramona Fittipaldi empowers young women in STEM through introduction to robotics courses.
Teacher Voices
It is Time for a Change
We believe what we can do as educators is to nurture and support students in a way that encourages individual expression while fostering a greater understanding of the diversity that makes us great.
In the News
MƒA Thank-A-Teacher 2021
This Teacher Appreciation Week, we’d like to express our deepest gratitude for all of the remarkable teachers that make up the MƒA community.
In the News
Snack-Size PD
For Teacher Appreciation Week, MƒA President John Ewing joined former MƒA Executive Director Kara Stern on Snack-Size PD, a YouTube series for over-zoomed educators, to talk about what it really means
Workshop Spotlight
Grit and Resiliency Skills to Increase Engagement and Prevent Burnout
Teachers and students continue to face a prolonged period of heightened stress caused by the pandemic and a slew of social and political issues. The MƒA mini-course “Grit and Resiliency Skills to Incr
In the News
Flemington-Raritan Teacher Joins Fellowship to Implement New Mathematics Programming
A feature story in TAPinto Flemington/Raritan covers the New Jersey STEM Innovation Fellowship and Flemington-Raritan elementary school teacher Kristen DeLorenzo.