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- Jul- 2021 -26 July
Young, Māori and Queer: Research into rangatahi takatāpui
The experiences of ākonga Māori who identify as rangatahi takatāpui – members of the LGBTQIA+ community – have been highlighted…
Read More » - May- 2021 -17 May
Aotearoa histories books for schools and kura
Books for schools that aim to stimulate interest in Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories are available to order from Monday 24…
Read More » - Mar- 2021 -2 March
Full Steam ahead!
We asked and you answered! STEAM, it seems, is everywhere. Here's what schools around the country are doing with their…
Read More » - Feb- 2021 -2 February
Effective support for culturally responsive teaching
Released this week by the Ministry of Education, Rongohia te Hau Learning from Māori Expertise comes off the back of…
Read More » - Dec- 2020 -15 December
Learn and share te reo Māori in 2021
School teachers, principals and support staff are now able to register for Te Ahu o te Reo Māori – a…
Read More » - 1 December
Kirihimete end of term resources
Check out these awesome resources for some festive classroom creativity and learning.
Read More » - Nov- 2020 -10 November
Tomorrow’s engineers are our pandemic heroes
The flexibility and speed of router and laser technology, and the variety of ways it can be used to solve…
Read More » - Jul- 2020 -21 July
Bringing local histories to life through te reo Māori resources
Applications have opened for round four of Te Aho Ngārahu, a fund that enables Māori storytellers to develop quality localised te reo…
Read More » - Apr- 2020 -28 April
Nanogirl teams up with teachers and TVNZ to broadcast free STEM lessons
Free teacher notes to plan lessons in advance for Year 4 – 8 students school children have been developed in…
Read More » - Mar- 2020 -24 March
5 ways to keep human connections when moving learning online due to coronavirus
It’s not realistic to think that instructors can rejig their face-to-face course into a fully robust online format in a…
Read More » - 10 March
How can video assist your classroom?
Video is second nature to our learners, who are used to high-impact, short form content. How can we take advantage…
Read More » - Feb- 2020 -17 February
Climate change resource a good start but more work to do
There has long been a need for such a resource but how does it stack up against the sort of…
Read More » - 10 February
A book in every school to get more girls in science
Students who spend time with working scientists have a much more positive impression of STEM careers than those who only…
Read More » - Jan- 2020 -28 January
How to implement new digital technologies content
MoE shares its new "model process of steps for schools to follow in implementing the digital technologies curriculum content".
Read More » - Nov- 2019 -12 November
Case study: Cutting technology at Auroa School
“Our DPE program is based around the concept of reverse engineering, where we provide students with a variety of projects…
Read More » - 4 November
Free literacy programme brings blogging to schools
Blogging at least twice a week has completely eliminated the summer literacy slump for the children who took part in…
Read More » - Oct- 2019 -15 October
Sparking curiosity with science lab design
A whopping 85 percent of Year 4 students reach expected curriculum levels in science but figures plummet to 19 percent…
Read More » - Aug- 2019 -26 August
New app brings history and te reo alive
Intended as a resource for primary school classrooms, Ko Wiriwiri rāua ko Kina draws on the history of the first…
Read More » - 20 August
Volcanic delights for virtual field trippers
Thousands of New Zealand students are taking a peek into active volcanic craters without having to leave the safety of…
Read More » - Jul- 2019 -15 July
Interactive classrooms to future-proof your school
Learning to film and edit video, for instance, is no longer just skill-building for students interested in media careers but…
Read More » - 15 July
VR game simulates earthquake to help children stay safe
Aimed at Year 7, 8 and 9 students, the five to ten-minute game gives players different pathways and right and…
Read More » - 1 July
PLD for teachers leading students into a digital future
Digital technologies and hangarau matihiko have now been integrated into the curriculum and teachers will be teaching it during the…
Read More » - May- 2019 -28 May
Changing minds about mathematics
So how can schools put together a programme that combines real-world innovation and creativity with emphasis on mastering foundational maths…
Read More » - 21 May
Winning schools announce big STEM plans
Otamatea High School will use its solar equipment package to integrate STEM learning across as many subject areas as possible.
Read More » - 14 May
Manchester Street School robotics team wins global award
Receiving the coveted ‘Judges Award’ for exemplary effort and perseverance, the Year 5/6 MSS robotics team has gained an international…
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