Neurodivergent learners in Aotearoa

Neurodivergent learners in Aotearoa

5 months ago

“Our brains are different, but they’re not less,” —Tom Little, Young Neurodiversity Champion.  

Tumuaki Principal Speaks: The power of difference

5 months ago

Principal and education advocate Martyn Weatherill writes on how meeting each students’ needs is imperative for the collective good. 

Improving the attendance issue

5 months ago

Attendance is once again in the headlines after a recent ERO report labelled the issue a ‘crisis’. So how can…

Less and less curious

5 months ago

The trend of decreasing curiosity among our young people is deeply troubling, says American education critic Alfie Kohn.

25 class rewards (that are not full of sugar)

5 months ago

Sometimes a little extra encouragement is needed, but filling students full of sugar can create more problems than it fixes.

Building on our strengths in education

5 months ago

Professor Stuart McNaughton explains how Aotearoa New Zealand's education system can build on its strengths for a brighter future.

AI tutors could be coming to the classroom – but who taught the tutor, and should you trust them?

5 months ago

AI tutors sound like a futuristic dream which promise to improve equity, but it comes with its own set of…

Literacy skills: The key to all learning

5 months ago

We spoke to the MoE and literacy education experts to learn more about structured literacy, mandatory in Aotearoa classrooms from…

Continuing your learning journey: PLD in 2025

5 months ago

For students to have the best educational experience, they must have access to the most up to date, industry leading…

The Great New Zealand Handwriting Challenge

5 months ago

This new initiative is correcting the low handwriting standards in New Zealand, and will benefit students across many curriculum areas