Education
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ERO research finds teachers and principals struggling
Teachers and principals are increasingly struggling with workloads, according to ERO research published this week.
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PLD for Educators in 2022
While lockdowns have prevented Professional Learning and Development (PLD) for educators from being delivered in the same way it has…
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After two years of COVID, how bad has it really been for university finances and staff?
Recently published research shows the impacts varied greatly across the university sector. However, staff cuts appear to have been disproportionate…
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International students under Year 9 – Have your say
Have your say on the future of enrolling fee-paying international students in school years lower than Year 9 in Aotearoa…
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Union highlights severe underfunding of learning support
International Day of Persons with Disabilities is this Friday 3 December and NZEI Te Riu Roa is urging educators to…
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UEG and compulsory vaccination grapples as school year end nears
Time will tell the impact the unexpected events of 2021 have had on students, staff and our school communities. But,…
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Unis are using artificial intelligence to keep students sitting exams honest
Universities are increasingly using computer programs to supervise university students sitting their exams. Is this the future of testing?
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Algorithms can decide your marks…
Some of the greatest impacts of algorithmic decision-making are in education.
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Beam a Kiwi author into your classroom
Perhaps having an exciting Kiwi author / illustrator beaming into your classroom via livestream for a chat could be one…
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Charities join forces to tackle youth vaping
One of the recommendations of the ‘Vaping in NZ youth survey’ report was to place emphasis on an Aotearoa educational…
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