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Online Course Session Dates: April 4 – May 23
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Register for courses early and save $10.00. Early Bird Special offer ends on March 20, 2012.
Update: April 2, 4:00 pm.
The following courses are RUNNING:
BP-08 Using Reflective Writing to Develop Metacognition in the Classroom
BP-10 Incorporating Project Based Learning into Your Classroom
EC-02 Early Childhood Book Reading Practices
SE-02 Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Special Education, but were Afraid to Ask
SE-04 Parental Involvement Strategies to Enhance Student Achievement
The following courses are on the WATCH LIST and may be cancelled due to lack of registrations.
There are currently no courses on Watch. All courses are either running or have been cancelled at this point.
The following courses have been CANCELLED due to the lack of registration:
BP-06 School Policies for 21st Century Learning
BP-11 Writing Effective Proposals for Successful Grant Funding
BP-12 Creating a Successful Response to Intervention Plan
CE-03 Aligning Curriculum with Grade Level Expectations
MA-09 A Conceptual Introduction to Functions: Using Visual Models
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Online Course Session Dates: February 8 – March 27
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Register for courses early and save $10.00. Early Bird Special offer ends on January 24, 2012.
Update: February 8, 10:00 am. FINAL.
The following courses are RUNNING:
LA-01 Best Practices for Vocabulary Instruction in the Elementary Classroom
BP-09 Using Web 2.0 Tools for 21st Century Learning and Teaching
EC-01 Creating a Language Rich Environment
MA-08 Proportional Reasoning
LT-06 ESOL Literacy Development 1 – Reading
The following courses are on the WATCH LIST and may be cancelled due to lack of registrations.
No courses are currently on the Watch List. They are either running at this time, or have been cancelled.
The following courses have been CANCELLED due to the lack of registration:
BP-07 Using an Online Professional Learning Community to Support Teacher Leadership Development
BP-13 Homeless Children and Youth: Ensuring School Access and Academic Success for Our Most At Risk Students
CE-05 Developing Competencies for High School Courses
LT-09 Literacy Coaching for the 21st Century
SC-08 Understanding the Science of Life: Characteristics, Classification, and Cycles
SE-01 Teaching and Assessing Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities
CE-02 Engaging K-12 Students with Digital Portfolios
SS-05 Teaching American History Using Primary Sources and Internet Resources
We invite you to join the more than 350,000 students and thousands of educators representing 37 states participating in the Alliance for Excellent Education’s (Alliance’s) first-ever Digital Learning Day on Wednesday, February 1, 2012. Visit http://www.digitallearningday.org/sign-up to stay connected, get updates, and receive exclusive information on what you can do to support this effort by taking less than five minutes to sign up and join the wave of innovation and momentum that is building for this groundbreaking event.
Governor Lynch will join 12 other states in proclaiming February 1st as Digital Learning Day in New Hampshire.
This national awareness campaign is designed to celebrate innovative teachers and highlight instructional practices that strengthen and personalize learning for all students. The Digital Learning Day campaign explores how digital learning can provide teachers and students with the opportunities they deserve in an effort to build or become part of a workforce that is ready to succeed in college, a career, and life.
Celebrations and activities of all varieties are happening cross the country at the state, district, and classroom levels. In addition to the national campaign, twenty-nine states and the District of Columbia are hosting their own statewide activities to support digital learning efforts within their states. On Digital Learning Day, a virtual national town hall meeting will be held in Washington, DC along with a live webcast starting at 9:00 a.m. (ET). By developing these tools and hosting the first-ever national Digital Learning Day on February 1, 2012, the Alliance strives to build momentum for a wave of innovation that changes policies, shifts attitudes, and supports widescale adoption of these promising instructional practices nationwide.
To learn more about how to be a part of this groundbreaking event, sign up at http://www.digitallearningday.org. You can also “like” Digital Learning Day on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/NationalDigitalLearningDay and follow the discussion on Twitter using the hashtag #DLDay.
Watch the official announcements of Digital Learning Day at http://www.digitallearningday.org/home-video/ and on Piers Morgan Tonight on CNN at http://ow.ly/6WvDH.
Fall 2011 Session
Online Course Session Dates: October 5 – November 22
Note! We are no longer hosting face to face Orientation meetings. Online Orientations will be posted on OPEN NH Orientation Page .
COURSE STATUS as of 29 September 2011 at 9:30 AM
The following courses are RUNNING in the Fall Session:
BP-01 Creating and Using Meaningful Rubrics that Assess Student Work
BP-09 Using Web 2.0 Tools for 21st Century Learning and Teaching
BP-16 Understanding Gender Equity Issues in STEM Education
EC-01 Creating a Language Rich Environment
LT-05 Accommodating ESL/ESOL Students in the Classroom
SE-02 Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Special Education, but were Afraid to Ask
SE-04 Parental Involvement Strategies to Enhance Student Achievement
The following courses are on the WATCH LIST for this session, and may be cancelled due to lack of enrollment:
All courses are either running or cancelled at this point.
The following courses CANCELLED for this session:
BP-07 Using an Online Professional Learning Community to Support Teacher Leadership Development
BP-08 Using Reflective Writing to Develop Metacognition in the Classroom
BP-10 Incorporating Project Based Learning into Your Classroom
BP-12 Creating a Successful Response to Intervention Plan
CE-05 Developing Competencies for High School Courses
LA-03 Differentiating Instruction to Accommodate Learning Styles in Language Arts
LA-07 Improving Reading and Writing in the Content Areas
HE-01 Teaching and Learning About HIV in the 21st Century Classroom
MA-07 Algebraic Thinking in the Elementary School
MA-09 A Conceptual Introduction to Functions: Using Visual Models
SC-05 Matter and Energy: Basic Concepts of Science Literacy 1
SC-09 Understanding the Science of Life: Communities, Ecosystems, and Natural Selection
SS-05 Teaching American History Using Primary Sources and Internet Resources
Summer 2011 Courses
Online Course Session Dates: July 6 – August 24
Note! We are no longer hosting face to face Orientation meetings. Online Orientations will be posted on OPEN NH Orientation Page .
FINAL COURSE STATUS as of 6 July 2011 at 7:30 AM
The following courses are RUNNING in this session:
BP-14 Universal Design: Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century
CE-03 Aligning Curriculum with Grade Level Expectations
CE-07 The NH Bullying Law: Policies and Procedures that Promote Positive School Climates
LA-03/SS-04 Differentiating Instruction to Accommodate Learning Styles in Language Arts/Social Studies
LA-04 Making the Most of Adolescent Literature
LA-08 Strategies and Tools for Teaching the Writing Process
MA-04 Using Real Data in Math Classrooms
SC-05 Matter and Energy: Basic Concepts of Science Literacy 1
The following courses are on the WATCH LIST for this session, and may be cancelled due to lack of enrollment:
All courses are either running or have been cancelled at this time.
The following courses CANCELLED for this session:
AR-01 Arts Integration in the Elementary Classroom
EC-01 Creating a Language Rich Environment
HE-01 Teaching and Learning About HIV in the 21st Century Classroom
LT-08 ESOL Literacy Development 3 – Oral
MA-06 Using Models to Understand Fractions
