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NNER Conference 2017: Harris Stowe University and Maryville University; Understanding and Influencing Policies in Education and Teacher Education

by Catherine Bornhorst 11/21/2017
written by Catherine Bornhorst
Lisa Auslander
Christina
Basias
Stacey Campo
Sharon Hardy
Nick Michelli
Deborah Shanley
Audra Watson

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NNER Conference 2017: University of Idaho; What First Year Undergraduate Students in Idaho Think About Race and Gender

by Catherine Bornhorst 11/16/2017
written by Catherine Bornhorst
Shannon McGowan, Ph.D.
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NNER Conference 2017: University of Connecticut; We Can Teach Old Partners New Tricks: Moving From Partnership to PDS

by Catherine Bornhorst 11/16/2017
written by Catherine Bornhorst
Robin E. Hands
Rene Roselle
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NNER Conference 2017: Maryville University, STL Public Schools; Urban Mathematics Institute: Equity and Excellence in Elementary Mathematics

by Catherine Bornhorst 11/16/2017
written by Catherine Bornhorst

Karen Cannon, Maryville University
Angelene Hayes, Maryville University
Dr. Blondel Rall, St. Louis Public Schools
Sandra Davie, St. Louis Public Schools
Misty Williams, St. Louis Public Schools

 

 

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NNER Conference 2017: University of Wyoming; Building Confidence of Educators Working with ELL Students

by Catherine Bornhorst 11/13/2017
written by Catherine Bornhorst
Amanda Harrenga
Jenna Shim

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NNER Conference 2017: Maryville University; Imagine-Learning for All

by Catherine Bornhorst 11/07/2017
written by Catherine Bornhorst
Renee M. Schuster
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NNER Conference 2017: Montclair State University; An Iterative Approach to Induction: Utilizing the Expertise of Veteran Grads to Conceptualize, Prepare, and Facilitate Professional Development for Beginning Teachers

by Catherine Bornhorst 11/02/2017
written by Catherine Bornhorst
Monica B. Glina
Jennifer Robinson

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NNER Conference 2017: Wright State University; A Partnership to Improve Mathematics Education for English Language Learners

by Catherine Bornhorst 11/01/2017
written by Catherine Bornhorst
Brian Boyd

 

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NNER Conference 2017: Hannibal-LaGrange University; Digging Students Out of the Summer Reading Slump Through a District/University Partnership

by Catherine Bornhorst 11/01/2017
written by Catherine Bornhorst
Julie Jackson Albee, PhD
Larinee Dennis, PhD
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NNER Conference 2017: Harris-Stowe State University; The Impact of Summer Bridge Programs on College Student Retention and Involvement

by Catherine Bornhorst 11/01/2017
written by Catherine Bornhorst
Alandrea Stewart
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The National Network for Educational Renewal (NNER) leads by example as it strives to improve simultaneously the quality of education for thoughtful participation in a democracy and the quality of the preparation of educators. The NNER works through partnerships among P-12 schools, institutions of higher education, and communities. Four-Part Mission Members of the Network agree on a four-part mission to advance Education in Democracy, which is as follows:

  • Provide access to knowledge for all children (“equity and excellence”);
  • Educate the young for thoughtful participation in a social and political democracy (“enculturation”);
  • Base teaching on knowledge of the subjects taught, established principles of learning, and sensitivity to the unique potential of learners (“nurturing pedagogy”); and
  • Take responsibility for improving the conditions for learning in P-12 schools, institutions of higher education and communities. (“stewardship”).

Revised and approved electronically by the NNER Governing Council, February 16, 2007.

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