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New Hampshire Teachers of Mathematics  
 

The mission of the New Hampshire Teachers of Mathematics is to provide vision and leadership in improving the teaching and learning of mathematics so that each student is ensured quality mathematics education and each teacher of mathematics is ensured the opportunity to grow professionally. 

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Congratulations to Amy Sheldon, 6th grade teacher at Interlakes Elementary School, who is the 2025 Recipient on the Richard C. Evans Distinguished Educator Award. 





Pictured from Left to Right:

Charley Hanson, Chair of the Inter-Lakes School Board

Mary Moriarty, Superintendent of Schools

Rick Biche, Principal of Inter-Lakes Elementary School

Denise Sheldon, mother

Reese LaFavre, middle daughter

Clove LaFavre, youngest daughter

Amy!!

Erica Pappalardo, Curriculum Coordinator Inter-Lakes School District

Paige LaFavre, oldest daughter

Linda Otten, Dean of Learning at Inter-Lakes Middle High School


Upcoming events

    • 25 Sep 2025
    • 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
    • McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center, Concord NH
    • 196
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    Teaching with Development in Mind to 

    Promote Access for All Students


    Patty Tedford, Director of Online Learning and On Site Support for the Northeast at New Perspectives on Learning is passionate about providing an equitable math education for ALL students. Previously a classroom teacher and Instructional Coach in Connecticut, Patty now supports schools and districts' understanding of teaching with development in mind and its connection to building a community of mathematicians where all students are mathematizing their world.


    Trajectories, like Landscapes of Learning (Fosnot, 2016), help coaches and teachers determine where students are on their mathematical journey.  How can that information and what we as educators do next ensure accessibility for all?



    Dinner will include:

    Assorted Sandwiches (ham & cheese, turkey, roast beef, chicken salad, tuna salad & vegetarian wraps) on assorted homemade breads

    Pasta Salad

    Potato Salad (gf)

    Cookies & Brownies

    Chocolate Mousse (gf)

    Bottled water and soda (Coke, Diet Coke, and Ginger Ale)



    ** First 25 registrants get a free NHTM drawstring bag! **



Check out these opportunities!

  • Strengthening Comprehension and Expression for Every Student in Math 

· Want to engage students while focusing on content area standards?

A full day in-person training July 16, 2025 in Nashua and a later 2-hour virtual training in Fall 2025 (TBD). The purpose of the professional learning will be to learn about:

This PD will focus on creating three simple classroom routines customized to your content area and grade level context that will promote student engagement by building on background knowledge, encouraging student interaction, and developing strong literacy skills.

Classrooms that:

  • develop academic vocabulary specific to the content area,
  • promote regular classroom discussion using the terms and concepts learned, and
  • provide consistent opportunities for writing

lead to more engaged students better prepared to communicate their understanding of the content area.

You will meet in content area and grade level specific groups to discuss these strategies and how to make them work in your context. 

This work builds off lessons learned with authors Grace Kelemanik and Amy Lucenta in an NHED-funded Routines for Reasoning book study. 

 

To register:

Strengthening Comprehension and Expression for Every Student in Math 



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