Category: Commentary
What Does it Mean for UVEI to be a Graduate Institute of Education?
It’s an important moment for UVEI, which has led us to ask ourselves a fundamental question: What does it mean...
READ MORESchool Safety Starts in the Classroom
"When it comes to increasing safety in our schools, naming the injustices and violence that shape the lives of individuals...
READ MOREUVEI Statement Opposing NH HB 544
The Upper Valley Educators Institute’s purpose is to partner with schools and educators to foster deeper learning among students in...
READ MOREUVEI Faculty & Staff Summer 2020 Reading List
After months of tireless commitment to helping our candidates through school closures and remote learning, as well as endless Zooms,...
READ MOREYou Can Take Some Praxis Tests at Home
What a year. If you're a new teacher, experienced teacher, or a teacher leader, you know that we're in the...
READ MOREBlack Lives Matter
Black lives matter. We at UVEI want to take this moment to amplify these students’, parents’, educators’, and activists’ voices:...
READ MOREThe UVEI Faculty Coach: Your Personal Guide
An internship at UVEI is a lot like the long distance thru-hike on the Appalachian Trail. Both have an exciting,...
READ MOREParticipation Strategies are KEY to Engaged Students
My job at UVEI has allowed me the time and space for reflection, the opportunity to see lots of instruction...
READ MOREWorrying About Praxis? Here’s Help
Becoming a teacher isn’t as simple as passing a test (and we’re glad it’s not!), but there is one test...
READ MORE2019 UVEI Faculty Summer Reading List
The summer months, with more daylight hours and the promise of rejuvenation for weary teachers, provide a perfect opportunity to...
READ MOREFive Reasons We Belong in the Classroom
In case you haven’t heard, teaching IS inspiring, despite what national headlines about education might have you believe. There aren’t...
READ MOREQuit Your Job and Start a Teaching Career Without (Too Much) Fear
You’ve always thought about teaching. You have a career right now that’s, well, fine, but teaching has always been in...
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