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New Zealand performing poorly on right to education
The latest data published by the Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI) shows NZ could do better to uphold the right…
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The curriculum MAG’s evidence base falls short
The Aotearoa Educators' Collective says the report produced by the Ministerial Advisory Group lacks substantial evidence.
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Upholding the vision of Te Mātaiaho
Rebecca Thomas weighs in on the recent curriculum controversies and what they mean for our commitment to Te Tiriti o…
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Case Study: CarbonCycle and Te Kauwhata Primary School
This composting project provides ongoing learning opportunities for tamariki, and benefits the whole community.
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Maximise space with shade solutions
Some excellent and often under-utilised learning spaces lie beyond the classroom walls. Shade solutions make these areas useable year round.
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Union blows whistle on “secret” curriculum rewrites
The union for post-primary school teachers says the curriculum rewrites are being done in secret, without sector consultation.
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Profession or trade? Why training NZ’s teachers in the classroom is not the right answer
Kirsten Locke, Alex Gunn, and Katrina McChesney explain why in-classroom training for teachers isn't the way forward.
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School support staff set to negotiate with MoE
School support staff are holding paid union meetings ahead of collective bargaining set for the end of the year.
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Safe, hands on, science learning
Science learning can be a lot of fun, and a safe, well-equipped science room can inspire and engage students.
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Is your sport surface ready to play?
A well maintained sport surface can encourage participation in sport, boost school spirit, and keep young athletes safe.
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Ministry of Education taken to court over job losses
The dismissal of a significant number of staff at the Ministry of Education may breach collective agreements.
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“Teachers can’t be curriculum designers as well as teachers,” says new-look English curriculum writers
OPINION/ANALYSIS: Rebecca Thomas on the proposed changes to the English Curriculum, which would recommend certain texts for classrooms.
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Targeted professional learning development
Professional Learning Development is essential to remain on top of your teaching game. What opportunities are available in 2024?
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The government missed their chance to address issues in education
PRESS RELEASE: The Aotearoa Educators' Collective weighs in on the recent budget announcements and what they mean for education.
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Beyond the bin: effective waste management
We ask the experts how to divert more school waste from landfill, while teaching students sustainable habits.
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Budget breakthrough or bandaid solution in budget ’24?
OPINION/ANALYSIS: Rebecca Thomas weighs in on the hope and skepticism generated by the government's pledge to fund teacher training.
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No mullets, no mohawks, no ‘awkwardly contrasting colours’: what are school policies on hair and why do they matter so much?
What "standards" do school hair rules actually enforce, and should we condone them? Asks Kayla Mildren from Griffith University
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Rural schools ‘on the back foot’ for accessing learning support
Access to learning support specialists is "unrealistic" for rural schools, says Jane Corcoran from NZEI Te Riu Roa.
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Is your flooring fit for purpose?
Well-maintained school flooring is important for aesthetics and school presentation, as well as health and safety. How does yours stack…
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Libraries that captivate, motivate and inspire
Modern school libraries offer much more than books. We look at the essential elements to ensure your library caters to…
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Ink on her fingers: The incredible story of Dame Wendy Pye
‘All politicians should be in an infants classroom for a month.’ says Dame Wendy Pye, creator of early literacy resources…
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Disinformation growing around RSE
The mis- and dis-information around RSE is increasing online, according to the Ministry of Education document.
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Balancing the maths equation
We investigate programmes, resources, and PLD opportunities to help improve teacher and student outcomes in maths.
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MoE back at helm of school expansions
Previously run under a private-public partnership, some school expansions are reverting to a Ministry-run model.
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Developing the whole learner with museum visits
More than understanding concepts, school museum visits can develop students creativity, curiosity, problem solving skills and much more.
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