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Notes from NMSI's inaugural Alumni Town Hall

Friday, October 30, 2020

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Melissa Moritz, vice-president of Business Development & Partnerships, hosted our first NMSI alumni virtual town hall this week with CEO Bernard Harris. Teachers, students, and consultants from across the country who have gone through NMSI programming in the past were present on the Zoom call.

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English Teacher: NMSI Training a Bright Light in Difficult Year

Friday, October 30, 2020

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Kristen Kurzawski connected with us to share how much she enjoyed attending a one-day NMSI fall training this month.

“I am using absolutely everything we discussed,” says Kurzawski, an AP English Literature teacher at Brashear High School in Pittsburgh. “No one at NMSI trainings ever wastes my time. The presenter used every minute in the right way, and all the information is fantastic."

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Virginia Teacher: Tough Times Make Students Better People

Wednesday, October 21, 2020

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Growing up, Megan Wong regularly saw students come up to her mom, a math teacher, when they were at a grocery store or restaurant. Students told mom Susana how much she meant to them, and Wong witnessed her mom’s investment in these students.

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Flipping is a Fantastic Fit for Remote Teaching

Thursday, October 01, 2020

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Lisa Cumming has gone flipping crazy. At least, that’s what she calls it. For 12 years, Cumming has been teaching high school chemistry with a flipped classroom, and she sees it as a viable approach for remote and blended classrooms.

Flipped teaching emphasize active learning during class time....

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Why HBCUs Matter

Thursday, September 24, 2020

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HBCUs have a long-standing commitment to serving students from low-income households and first-generation college students.

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