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Adjusting to online learning, adapting to a different Passover
Zoom classrooms, distance learning, boy, I never realized just how much I would miss school! Although our new learning is not without its challenges for everyone, I have found that as long as we are … more
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Shari Nudelman’s math work on her laptop.
Schools facing ‘a Herculean task’ ahead
With schools closed at least until April 15, as ordered by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, school districts have adopted “distance learning” to maintain their students’ instruction. For the … more
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Taking stock of what matters amid coronavirus
On March 16, the life of every student at Hewlett High School was drastically changed. That Monday was the first day of distance learning for students through a mandatory two-week closure period in … more
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A $300 2019 Hour of Code grant from a partnership between the American Library Association and Google for Education helped Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library hold a “Code Your Hero” computer science program.
Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library awarded Hour of Code grant
Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library was awarded a $300 2019 Hour of Code grant from the American Library Association and Google for Education. more
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Getting back to the activities and studying, and hello to Chromebooks at Lawrence High
It has been a relaxing few months since the end of the school year back in June. However, summer break has officially come to a close, and the students at Lawrence High School are eager to see their friends and teachers again as classes resume. more
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A new traffic pattern will be in effect from June 22 through the fall as the Nassau Expressway project progresses to its expected December completion.
New Nassau Expressway traffic pattern
Beginning Saturday, June 22, there will be a new traffic pattern on the Nassau Expressway, New York State Department of Transportation officials said. more
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Hewlett High School sophomore Michael Green, who created the app Just Service will hold a coding workshop at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library in April.
Hewlett High School sophomore creates Just Service app
The horror a student feels when looking into the backpack, only to find that the homework, worksheet or permission slip that they are looking for is nowhere to be found, could be a thing of the past. more
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Science Department Chairwoman Gittel Grant, second from right, helped Moah Rodzik and Sophie Gilbert with their electrical circuits. At far left was HAFTR Executive Director Ari Solomon.
Learning ‘STEMs’ from hands-on experiences
Just a few short years ago, laser cutters and 3-D printers sounded more like they belonged in a Star Wars movie rather than in a classroom, but the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway is now employing such cutting-edge technologies. more
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Rabbi Baruch Noy, the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway’s STEM curriculum coordinator, showed Peter Drukker, center, and Noah Popack how to use the state-of-the-art laser cutter in the middle school’s laboratory.
Where teachers, students meet technology
Students still read textbooks and jot notes in paper binders today, but technology reigns supreme in most all Long Island schools and in most all grades, from kindergarten through high school. How teachers apply that technology and how students learn to use the high-tech devices at their disposal will, no doubt, have a profound effect on education — and the work world of the future. more
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Honoring America, sitting, standing or lying down
What do an NFL player and a Google engineer have in common? Their stories have ignited an ongoing debate on freedom of speech at a time when . . . more
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