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Op-Ed: Getting the rewrite right

Kathy Lloyd-Parker of Cambridge International outlines five considerations to ensure any new curriculum delivers for students and teachers.

Op-Ed: Getting the rewrite right

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Kathy Lloyd-Parker

Kathy Lloyd-Parker, Cambridge International Senior Country Manager, New Zealand, is a former primary and secondary school teacher and former lecturer at the University of Waikato School of Education. During her 20 years as a principal, first at ACG Senior College and then at Chilton Saint James Wellington, she introduced Cambridge International to both schools.

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3 years ago

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