The Bay State Banner’s November issue features details about how they are working on a three-month pilot math program with Brookview House, a program for homeless women and their children, in Dorchester, MA. The goal of the program is to provide guidance and, once the pilot is complete, Smartick commits to providing any of the involved families with an ongoing subscription for free.
Learn More:
- Brookview Children Grow Confident in Math with Smartick
- At Smartick, We Are Here For You… and Our Families Too
- Problem Based Learning (PBL)
- “I really think it has given them that extra confidence”
- What Sets Smartick Apart from Other Programs?
Colleen is part of the Smartick US marketing team. She has 15 years of experience in educational, corporate, and broadcast media production. More recently she has been working in consumer marketing, social media and media relations, including multimedia work in the healthcare education space.Colleen has a degree in broadcast journalism.
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