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- Once there is a commitment to proceed, and a level of ‘buy-in’ reached among potential stakeholders, the scoping phase can begin. The purpose of thi...
- If the planning phase has been completed successfully the implementation phase should proceed with relative ease. It is important, however, not to depend only o...
- A group of organisations or individuals that chooses to operate as a collaborative network, utilizing electronic and face-to-face mediums, in order to enhance t...
- Focus Identify key stakeholders and leadership group, establish communication networks, and confirm shared vision and principles. Explanation A Learn...
- Focus Review current teaching and learning practices to ensure learner needs are met. Explanation Learner needs and the needs of whanau/community should be a...
- Why is this important? Education in the 21st Century will undoubtedly be different from what we experienced in the 20th Century. The differences are likely to...
- Schools linking together as clusters are not a new thing. Clusters have formed in the past for a variety of reasons, including professional development, sharing...
- Work at the planning stage will involve detailed preparation in a number of areas. It will be important that excellent communication channels are well establish...
Karen Melhuish: Social learning: what is it and how does it relate to schools?
...cial learning is, why it matters, and tools that support this way of working. Karen is an e-Learning Consultant with the CORE Education whānau, based in windy Wellington. S...- MRGS: ICT PD. A smart approach to Professional Learning. What do we want to achieve? At Mt. Roskill Grammar School, we are looking to develop effective and r...