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Author(s): Josie Roberts
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Author(s): Te Hurinui Renata Karaka-Clarke

English-medium schools often find successful engagement with their Māori hapori and whānau challenging. This article endeavours to provide guidance to schools wanting to successfully and...

Author(s): Marie Stribling

This article describes one aspect of an 2 year inquiry project (August 2016–July 2018) which brought together 18 experienced teachers from four Christchurch secondary schools as well as teachers...

Author(s): Aaron Wilson and Rebecca Jesson

Ongoing research-practice conversations between teachers and researchers have identified a practical tension faced by teachers of upper primary/early secondary students whose progress has slowed....

Author(s): Annelies Judson, Catherine Rawlinson, and Frauke Meyer

This article outlines research in which six primary teachers were interviewed and asked to discuss their ability to identify giftedness in a range of domains. Teachers seemed more likely to...

Author(s): Martha Aseta, Catherine Rawlinson, and Rae Si'ilata

This research study explores the notions of cultural concepts of giftedness and talent within a Samoan-specific context. The focus of this article is on Samoan teachers of children who were...

Author(s): Katie Fitzpatrick and Rachel Riedel

There are currently very few resources available in New Zealand for teaching mental health education (within the Health and Physical Education learning area). Outside providers are, however,...

Author(s): Lucy Hone and Denise Quinlan with Josie Roberts

The website of the New Zealand Institute of Wellbeing & Resilience (NZIWR) states that it is dedicated to increasing wellbeing for communities and organisations in Aotearoa New Zealand. Within...

Author(s): Sally Boyd

A sense of belonging and wellbeing at school influences educational and health outcomes. Here we widen the traditional focus of Assessment News to focus on the use of student wellbeing data in...

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