We are thinking of our friends in the Caribbean affected by the hurricane this week. ❤️ Recovering after a natural disaster can be difficult, but you can remind little ones that they are not alone.
The @stjoesny Brooklyn Campus buzzed with excitement on Thursday, Sept. 15, as students, faculty and staff reunited under sunny skies during Common Hour at the annual Welcome Back Barbecue.
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Even if teachers don’t speak students’ first languages, welcoming them to use these languages can lead to greater learning gains.
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We know you're addicted to Wordle, but have you heard of NUMBLE? SJC Long Island's Steven Silvestri ’21, M.A. ’22 was inspired to create a math version of the popular game that has players fill in the blanks to solve a mathematical equation.
https://t.co/WmP56KkTOd @NumbleGame
It's here, It's here, It's here! Gertie Saves the Day is finally here. Go get your copy today!! I can't wait to read it to my preservice teachers!
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SJC's Dr. Karen Megay Nespoli is set to have her first children's book published this September, and she recently signed a deal to write eight more! Congratulations, @drkarenn! 📚
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Children start out with open hearts and curious minds. A most important question we can ask them, at every age, is this one: “What are you wondering about?” All great learning will follow it.