UNH Teacher Residency for Rural Education - TRRE

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"How do we support teachers in providing for their students in need without contributing to the burnout and demoralization that they are already suffering from?" Read about one promising approach in an article by co-authors Bryan Mascio and & Hunter Gehlbach published in Education Week.

Here's a Way Forward With Challenging Students (Opinion) Giving teachers a chance to use their expertise can have stellar results, write two researchers.

Read the final edition of TRRE's newsletter. We are grateful for the strong partnerships that brought 35 new teachers to rural NH schools. Current induction activities support graduates and school partners as grant funding for TRRE ends in September 2022.
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As we build our school communities for the new school year, keep in mind the world beyond school. How do you honor learner voice in your learning environment? How do you elevate learner voices beyond your learning environment?

On-demand access to The 8th Annual CAST UDL Symposium is still available through January 2023! Register now to gain access to all the great live recorded and pre-recorded sessions: http://ow.ly/AAR150KnlIA

Dr. Couse, TRRE PI, featured in UNH Department of Education summer series.

Happy Monday, EDUCWildcats! Our summer series starts this week with professor Leslie Couse, who have been working in the Education Department for the past 19 years.

Check her answers and enjoy learning more about our team!

💭 What's any advice you would give to Education Students?

Pursue your passion, ask questions and keep learning through life. 💭

🌻 What are you looking forward to doing this summer vacation?

Spending time at the lake swimming, kayaking, watching sunsets and spending time with my 2 grandbabies. 🌻

📚 Can you recommend a show/movie/book to us and let us know why?

Educated by Tara Westover. This riveting book will keep you on the edge of your seat rooting for a young girl as she comes of age in a family whose extreme ideology keeps her isolated. She finds freedom and personal agency through the power of education. 📚

We see you next week!

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Make Educator Well-Being a Priority Now | NEA According to a new survey, teachers are twice as likely to experience job-related stress compared to other working adults.

Happy Summer TRREople! Check out the summer professional development opportunities and plan ahead for next year!

TRRE Professional Development Options - 2022 -2023 Teacher Residency for Rural Education (TRRE) JUNE Request up to $500 in professional development funds from TRRE by June 30. Include the purchase of an Engineering is Elementary (EiE) teacher manual and plan to borrow the kits from UN...

Stakeholders interested in shaping a response to the K-12 teacher shortage in NH are welcome to register for this event!
If you are an educational system leaders at the building, district, state and postsecondary levels, a workforce development provider, teacher, aor business owner committed to address the educator shortage, please register!

Grow Your Own NH Educators: Tackling the K12 Workforce Shortage In this interactive webinar, participants will learn how US Dept. of Labor apprenticeship funds and…

NH to receive $50 million in federal funds to expand broadband access as part of plan to bring affordable service to rural and low-income Americans. UNH Department of Education

NH one of four states to receive first broadband funds More than half a billion dollars in federal funding will be sent to four U.S. states to expand broadband access as part of a sweeping national effort to bring affordable service to rural and low-income Americans, the U.S. Treasury Department announced...

UNH TRRE Shannon Wydra, NHSTA Award Recipient in the news!

Gorham teacher receives state science award GORHAM — Earlier this month a Gorham Middle High School teacher received state-wide honors from the New Hampshire Science Teacher’s Association, which recognized her for her hard work and determination.