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Fears new ITE maths requirement will exacerbate staffing shortages
ITE providers are arguing a new maths requirement for primary teachers will decrease teacher diversity by deterring valuable candidates.
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8 reasons to use listicles in your classroom
Listicles are clickbait articles you can’t help but read, and their uniquely readable and digestable format can do wonders in…
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Shakespearean insults to teach your class grammar
There are plenty of Shakespearean phrases that are fun to teach students, and get them excited about learning nouns, verbs,…
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Cognitive load theory: an unpersuasive attempt to justify direct instruction
Respected American education critic Alfie Kohn writes on why cognitive load theory does not support direct instruction.
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‘My brain leaves the room’: what happens when teachers talk too much?
Researchers explain how teachers might be failing the one in four students with a language of attention disorder.
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Labour will repeal charter schools, consider reform if re-elected
Labour education spokesperson Jan Tinetti says Labour would revoke charter school legislation and reconsider reforms if re-elected.
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Say it loud, say it clear: IP Paging and PA systems
IP paging and PA systems have transformed in-school messaging, emergency responses and the school bell. Do your systems need upgrading?
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AEC – Another rushed education policy not based on research, evidence or consultation
The Aotearoa Educator's Collective warns that recent policy changes to curriculum are not based on sound research.
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Digital signage to engage and connect your community
Digital signage can help build community by facilitating frequent communication between school staff, students, and families.
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Charter schools escape added financial scrutiny
Associate Education Minister David Seymour has rejected advice to make quarterly financial statements a legal requirement for charter schools.
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Government breached the Treaty during Tomorrow’s Schools review
The Waitangi Tribunal found the Crown breached the principles of the Treaty during the education review and reform from 2018…
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Connected, competent learners at Otatara School
This small school is helping all students form strong connections with people and place, to enrich their learning journey.
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Union concerned narrow and fast-tracked curriculum change won’t deliver results
NZEI Te Riu Roa expresses concerns following the recent announcement of a new initiative to improve New Zealand's numeracy.
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Inclusive classrooms to welcome all learners
We explore how to make your classroom welcoming for all learners, regardless of their background, abilities or learning preferences.
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Replenishing the wairua of Avonside Girls’ High School
After a rough few years, Avonside Girls’ School in Christchurch is rediscovering community and identity.
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Union wins case against Ministry of Education over job cuts
The Employment Relations Authority ruled that the Ministry of Education did not comply with its collective agreement.
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The siren song of “evidence-based” instruction
Alfie Kohn, respected American education critic, writes on the false promises of "evidence-based" teaching.
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Anger over loss of rural school bus routes
The loss of nine rural bus runs will impact access to education for some Hawkes Bay students, say angry locals.
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Food choices for fueled and focused learners
A well nourished learner is more likely to perform better across their school day. What can schools do to help?
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Mātauranga Māori informed models of wellbeing in school
How might schools respectfully engage with te ao Māori to lift health and wellbeing for all ākonga and become better…
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Our Tumuaki Principal – Nathan Janes
Nathan Janes from Mairangi Bay School shares his school's journey in this Tumuaki Principal Speaks column.
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If the NZ government wants to improve student outcomes, it needs to invest more in school-based healthcare
Improving student health will improve student achievement, argues Sarah Williams from AUT and Leon Benade from Edith Cowan University.
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Go blue this World Drowning Prevention Day
Drowning Prevention Auckland is running their “go blue” campaign with free resources for this year’s World Drowning Prevention Day.
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Teamturf upgrade at Bankwood School
The revitalised sport court at Bankwood School is a source of pride and inspiration for the school community.
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Educators slam charter schools
Educators across the country voice opposition to charter schools as the bill undergoes its first reading in parliament.
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