“This is a useful resource that complements the $15.3 million budget increase in funding for teacher aides over the next four years,” she said.
“Teacher aides work alongside teachers in our classrooms to enable students with additional learning needs to become more independent and confident.
“The guide draws together practical ideas and strategies from across New Zealand and around the world. It will also help school leaders and teachers ensure that the role and responsibilities of teacher aides are clear and that there are good systems, support and training in place.
“Teacher aides can have great impact on student confidence, behaviour, self-esteem and motivation and teacher workload, job satisfaction and stress levels when they are supported in their work.”
Ms Parata says additional resources will be added to the guide in the coming months. They will include online training modules, videos of effective practice and a self-review tool.
The Inclusive Education website can be found here.
The Ministry of Education has released new self-directed eLearning modules for beginning and aspiring principals.
Many of our schools are built in coastal areas at risk of flooding from continued…
Elaine Reese from the University of Otago explains how we can ensure future generations develop…
Well-maintained facilities positively impacts everyone in your school community, and planning ahead will make maintenance…
We ask the experts how to manage the variety of sounds in sports halls, that…
These study strategies can help students maximise their time for no-stress study sessions. Help your…
This website uses cookies.