Professional
Development
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New Hampshire e-Learning for Educators is a project of the NH Department of Education. The project delivers high quality online professional development
courses and tutorials to NH educators through the OPEN NH program. Support and training in the development and facilitation of online and hybrid courses and tutorials is also available.
For more information, visit www.OPEN NH.org.
For course login, visit www.OPENNH.net.
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NH Educational Support Center Network
The mission of these centers is to provide high quality professional development to increase teacher quality by increasing their content knowledge, teaching skills, and use of classroom technology.
For more information, visit www.lescn.org. |
 New
Hampshire
Induction-with-Mentoring Toolkit
The
New Hampshire Induction-with-Mentoring Toolkit was developed
together by the New Hampshire Department of Education and other
educational stakeholders. It is part of a larger statewide effort
on attracting and retaining quality educators in our State.
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 The New Hampshire Department of Education's Guide for Improving Recruitment & Retention brings research and resources into one place to provide New Hampshire school districts with research-based information and tools to assist in their efforts to staff their schools with talented educators.
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 Follow The Child is an initiative to help schools and teachers foster student aspirations to promote student achievement through an emphasis on personalized learning and assessment.
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 Levels
of Technology Implementation
This survey helps determine your
current level of technology implementation (LoTi) in the classroom
as well
as your
personal computer use and current instructional practices. |
Resources
for The Arts include the Joy2Learn website
with access to world-class visual and performing artists,
allowing students and teachers to observe real performances
and related information.
Learn more about NH Arts program at The NH Arts Wiki.
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New
Hampshire Public Television TeacherLine
TeacherLine
online courses, for PreK-12 teachers, use the latest internet
technology to provide teachers with research-based training in
the areas of math, science, language arts and technology integration,
and instructional theory and practice.
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| Professional Development Archives: |
Project
New Teachers was a four year project aimed at strengthening New
Hampshire's teacher education programs to prepare teachers to use
technology.
Project ACOSS was a three year Transition to Teaching initiative, a sustained professional development effort beginning with targeted recruitment plus a teacher preparation summer institute, follow-up seminars, and site-based coaching with mentoring. |
Promising
Practices Guide is a collection of practices that schools in
NH have found to be effective. This resource is currently being expanded
with the creation of the NH Learning Interchange.
New
Hampshire's Online Professional Development Calendar - This resource
provides a wide range of searchable information about courses, conferences,
and ongoing opportunities.
NH Learning Interchange - This web-based authoring and publishing environment enhances the
ability to create and showcase promising teaching and leadership practices. |
