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Nominate NH Teachers to Participate in Ed Games Expo Panel
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Educational Technology (OET) is seeking K-12 teachers to share their experiences with remote learning on a virtual panel as part of the 2021 ED Games Expo. Candidates should represent the diversity of America’s … Continue reading
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Get Ready to Speak Up New Hampshire!
Project Tomorrow is re-framing our Speak Up Research Project for the 2020-21 school year to be more responsive to the needs of our participating schools and districts nationwide in these challenging times. We look forward to helping education leaders translate … Continue reading
New Hampshire Back to School Guidance Released
Concord, NH – Today, the State of New Hampshire released Back-To-School guidance for New Hampshire schools. This guidance offers a roadmap for school districts across the state to reopen safely. In keeping with New Hampshire’s longstanding commitment to local control, … Continue reading
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Tagged guidance, learning, NHDOE, press release, school policies, school year, teaching
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Equipping Teachers to Help Students Returning from Remote Instruction Two free options build on successful Department UDL Programs
The New Hampshire Department of Education announced two new programs to help educators assess and address student learning when they go back to school this fall. Building on the success of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), the Department has contracted … Continue reading
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Gen YES and NH Office of Educational Technology Launch Gen YES New Hampshire
The Office of Educational Technology at the New Hampshire Department of Education is partnering with GenYES to help promote participation of New Hampshire schools in the GenYES program. Dr. Dennis Harper will give a GenYES workshop in Concord on August … Continue reading
FCC Releases Digital Inclusion Plan: “Strategies and Recommendations for Promoting Digital Inclusion”
With this plan, several of the following goals laid out in the 2016 Lifeline Modernization Order are or can be realized. First, this plan marks another step in the Commission’s efforts to better understand non-price barriers to digital inclusion and … Continue reading
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Tagged digital divide, digital equity, digital inclusion, equity, fcc, plan
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HUD issues new rules to narrow digital divide
The US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued two new rules that will help narrow the digital divide. The first new rule requires developers to install broadband infrastructure during construction and rehabilitation of HUD-supported housing and the second requires state … Continue reading
Dear New Teachers, 10 Tips for Surviving and Thriving in Your First Year Teaching
Here are some suggestions to help you have a fantastic first year in the classroom. 1. Build Community Your relationships with others will keep you strong, and they might be the key to fueling your energy to persist through challenges. … Continue reading
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Education Technology in the News – 14 September 2016
News: The Association for Career and Technical Education and Advance CTE released a joint statement, encouraging Congress to act immediately to reauthorize the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006, citing momentum on legislation in the House. The … Continue reading
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Tagged broadband, educational technology, ESSA, news, professional development, updates, USDOE
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US Department of Education Proposes ESSA Spending Rules Stressing “Supplement not Supplant”
Today, the U.S. Department of Education (the Department) released proposed regulations to implement the requirement in Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), as recently revised by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), that federal funds must … Continue reading
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