Categories: Education

Our world is changing, but what about our schools?

Lynley Schofield

Lynley Schofield holds a Master of Philosophy in Science Education from Curtin University, Perth, Australia. Prior to joining The Mind Lab by Unitec, she worked in primary education. Her experience includes leadership positions in e-learning, literacy, data analysis, team leadership and as a literacy and e-learning facilitator.

Recent Posts

Lessons in starting over from Woodville School: “We are flying the plane while we’re rebuilding”

How Woodville School rose to the challenges of a first-time principal, facilities facing demolition and…

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Adopt AI education and specialist teachers for primary, say science experts

Education experts have called for a revamp of Australasian science teaching to future-proof students' learning.

2 days ago

Government announces new appointments to Teaching Council

Several school leaders among new appointees to Ministry of Education-controlled Teaching Council.

5 days ago

Housing reform could improve access to good schools

Researchers say Auckland's 2016 zoning changes provide an unprecedented look into how housing reform affects…

6 days ago

Embedding wellbeing across the school community

Schools are supporting wellbeing with a range of approaches including digital programmes, mindfulness education, and…

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‘Our kids deserve better’ than current school lunches, says Health Coalition Aotearoa

Report from Auditor General highlights flawed attempts at cost cutting through school lunch programme, Health…

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