Summer Session Courses

The NH e-Learning for Educators program also offers online professional development courses to meet your needs.

Cost $130, early bird $120

• BP-14 Universal Design: Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century
• CE-02 Engaging K-12 Students with Digital Portfolios
• CE-07 The NH Bullying Law: Policies and Procedures that Promote Positive School Climates
• EC-01 Creating a Language Rich Environment
• IE-01 Project Based Approaches
• LA-03 Differentiating Instruction to Accommodate Learning Styles in Language Arts
• LA-08 Strategies and Tools for Teaching the Writing Process
• LT-08 ESOL Literacy Development 3 – Oral
• MA-02 Differentiating Instruction to Accommodate Learning Styles in Mathematics
• MA-06 Using Models to Understand Fractions
• SC-04 Differentiating Instruction to Accommodate Learning Styles in Science
• SS-04 Differentiating Instruction to Accommodate Learning Styles in Social Studies

Register for a Summer Session Course.

Teaching Enhancement Courses

The NH e-Learning for Educators program also offers opportunities for additional training that enhances your teaching skills and professional practices. These courses are offered at times other than regularly scheduled OPEN NH sessions.

Cost $325, early bird $305.

• TE-01 Facilitating an OPEN NH Online Professional Development Course
• TE-02 Developing Effective Courses for Online and Blended Learning

Register for a Teaching Enhancement Course.

GIS Educators Day 2013 at the 28th Annual Fall NEARC Conference

Call for Presentations & Save the Date: Sunday, September 29

Radisson Hotel Nashua / Nashua, New Hampshire

GIS Educators Day, sponsored by NEARC, Esri, and the New England Geography Education Network, is a full-day conference devoted exclusively to topics and issues pertaining to the use of GIS and other geospatial technologies in K-12, college, and informal education.

GIS Educators Day is a one-day pre-conference to NEARC's annual professional user conference which will run from September 29 - October 2 at the Radisson Hotel Nashua. GIS Educators Day will feature hands-on computer labs, oral presentations, panel discussions, and lightning talks, exploring a range of resources, projects, and topics.

GIS Educators Day addresses the number one goal of GIS conference goers...the opportunity to network with other professionals who share your interest in the use of geospatial technologies in the same setting. Whether you're a K-12 or college educator, an experienced GIS user or a newcomer who wants to learn about the educational possibilities of this powerful tool, you'll want to put this outstanding regional event on your "Must Do" list for 2013.

Abstracts must be submitted by June 17, 2013 to be considered.

Click here to submit your proposal for GIS Educators Day!

QUESTIONS?
Contact Lyn Malone at lmalone@worldviewsgis.com.

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Interact with hurricane scientists, hear stories from hurricane hunters, virtually tour the National Hurricane Center, and have student questions answered by experts! Please join the National Hurricane Center (NHC) and the Hurricanes: Science and Society (HSS) team at the University of Rhode Island's Graduate School of Oceanography (URIO/GSO) for an engaging and informative hurricane preparedness webinar for 5th grade students in the Northeast Atlantic U.S.

During this free, 1-hour webinar, students will hear from NHC scientists and forecasters, as well as NOAA Aircraft Operations Center (AOC) personnel that fly into hurricanes. A presentation on region-specific hurricane science and preparedness will be given with interactive questions and polls. Classroom questions will be collected in advance of the webinar; as many of these questions as possible will be answered by the hurricane scientists. Introductory materials and helpful links will be supplied to all participating educators.

Our first Northeast Regional webinar (which took place today), was a great success! A second webinar (covering the same content) is scheduled for Wednesday, May 15, 2013. We hope your classes can tune in! Registration is open for the May 15, 2013, webinar, and will remain open through the week. Schools/classes wanting to participate MUST REGISTER in advance.

Please visit the National Hurricane Center: 2013 5th Grade Webinars page (http://www.hurricanescience.org/resources/nhc5grade/) in the Resources section of the Hurricanes: Science and Society website (www.hurricanescience.org) for more details and registration information.

If you have any questions, please contact Holly Morin (holly_morin@mail.uri.edu).