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Opinion: ‘Global Perspectives’ subject creates better learners

Nearly 28 years into my teaching career, from primary through intermediate and girls’ secondary school, I am observing a major shift in how we are seeking to help young people find their place in the world.

Sharee Ineson

Southland Girls’ High School and Cambridge Global Perspectives teacher, and International Students Academic Tutor Sharee Ineson believes students, parents and teachers need to challenge their established views on education to unlock the full potential of New Zealand.

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