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Tag Archives: immigration
Immigration and Geometry Intersect on the Greenway
Early this fall, I took up an offer from the folks at the Armenian Heritage Park to present a lesson connecting immigration and geometry in the context of the Rose Kennedy Greenway in Boston. The lesson is part of a … Continue reading
Keeping the Golden Door Open: Reflections from the Immigrant Learning Center
I left the editorship of The New England Journal of Higher Education (NEJHE) in early 2023 and began volunteering in phenology at the Rose Kennedy Greenway in Boston, Mass., and in English language teaching at the Immigrant Learning Center (ILC) … Continue reading
