Teaching Resources

New research from the University of Auckland has shown that pupils in kura kaupapa Māori-language immersion schools who have English introduced to their lessons gain a better grasp of both languages.

Advances in digital technology are transforming the look of interactive teaching, and it’s all good news.

While the use of 3D technology opens up huge opportunities for innovators and entrepreneurs, there is still little evidence of it being promoted in New Zealand schools.

Learning te reo Māori creates a sense of belonging (tūrangawaewae) and a sense of pride in coming from Aotearoa. It also enhances students’ linguistic ability and increases their language awareness per se.

School News takes a look at new titles for school libraries...

For schools to succeed, delivering a technology-enabled curriculum is no longer a luxury, but a requirement - and critical to the success of students throughout their education and in the global economy.

As every teacher knows, there is a huge spread of literacy level and ability in every class; the challenge is to cater effectively to every student.

As you walk into St Mary’s College on a Thursday morning, you can hear music wafting across the historic grounds. This is the sound of a school where music holds great importance; for three hours each week, other lessons are set aside and students gather in choirs and ensembles to practice, and to uphold the school’s long tradition of musical excellence.

As we know, schools and colleges are under increasing pressure to deliver technology-enhanced learning. School News looks at what we can expect to see more of during the next 12 months.

A positive mindset and some proven study techniques can make all the difference to your students' success. Karen Boyes, motivational speaker and expert in effective teaching, shares tips for teachers to pass on to students.