Please be sure to visit our SABES presenters at MCAE on Wednesday, May 7, 2025. Also, please stop by our tables - we look forward to seeing you! Workshop Code Session Title Presenter(s) 1-A Help! I’m Not a Math Person Aren Lew, Curriculum and Training Development Specialist, SABES Mathematics and...
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(NOTE: All times are in EDT. If you'll be onsite, check the CDT times.) Math & Numeracy What Story Does This Graph Tell? Mon., Mar 18, 9:00 AM - 10:10 AM, Jackson A and Virtual Will This Be on the Test? Mon., Mar 18, 12:50 PM - 2:00 PM, Jackson B What Can Math Teachers Do to Promote Racial Equity...
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The SABES Program Support PD Center has a new Director! Alexandra Papagno took over for Luanne Teller, who retired in May 2023. Alexandra has more than a decade of experience in adult education, including her time as a teacher and program director. Before stepping into her new role as director, she...
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Attending the MCAE NETWORK 2023 Conference tomorrow? Come check out our SABES sessions! Between sessions, visit us at the SABES booth, and leave a tip or an inspiration. We'll feature our top 5 on the SABES homepage and on social media! (Do leave the author's name for any quote that's not yours.)...
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Are you new to adult education in Massachusetts? Or in a new role? SABES has so much to offer, as you've seen above, including a website chock full of easily searchable information. The SABES website is for practitioners and programs looking for: High quality PD and TA on teaching strategies...
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Resources See below for a list of recently posted resources! Holyoke Community College Offers Culinary Class for ESOL Students New England Public Media put together a video showcasing the culinary class for ESOL students at Holyoke Community College (HCC). The two-month program is run on HCC's...
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February is upon us! SABES has compiled a collection resources for your use during Black History Month—and all year long. 11 Famous African American Mathematicians You Should Know About (Mashup Math) Overview of the contributions of 11 famous African American mathematicians to mathematics and to...
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Other text here Inclusive Practices & Associated Resources Ask yourselves: Which of the inclusive practices and strategies are you already doing? What do you want to start doing? Resources to explore: Being inclusive of all learners, including those with disabilities Create a culture of disability...
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You've seen from our SABES Spring Newsletter many resources and suggestions on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Culturally Responsive Teaching. We'd now like to hear from you, our partners in adult education in Massachusetts. Please share your thoughts on the survey below.
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The D in Disabilities does not stand for Deficit—as this issue’s Math and Numeracy article exclaims. Indeed, although students may struggle for any number of reasons—physical, emotional, neurobiological—we know they all have the ability to learn and progress. Differentiating teaching to ease and...
