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Comment on "Judith Anthony Guest Post, Strategies that I have found successful in engaging with parents from diverse communities."
I come from Roydvale School and am an ELA with 18 ELLs. I have just started Bilingual Reading Sessions last week for parents to read children's book in their...Comment on "Learning with Digital Technologies for Māori Learners"
What a great idea Anaru, I wonder if you could share some examples of how we are able to better engage whānau to be more involved in the educational successes of our children.- +182 more Comments
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- Term 1 Enabling e-Learning Calendar of Events Tēnā koutou, talofa lava and welcome to another year of engaging, inspiring and FREE e-learning activitie...
- At St James’ teachers have been participating in professional development opportunities to develop their understanding of and use of e-learning tools to enhance and...
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- Following on from the tragedy of Christchurch comes the growing concern for more than 10,000 students and t...g materials. For those parents or teachers interested in supporting their children's...
- Over the last two weeks we have had John Parsons from Simulate2Educate working with the students, staff and parents at our school. (From the s2e website) Simulat...
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- What do you need to achieve?Film Festival - Term 2Sponsorship Invite schools from the Link Learning ClusterInvite all schools from Whakatu ClusterImprove the model from l...
- Questions for Interface Magazine Judith Smallbone (Year 5 and 6 Team Leader and class teacher) 1. How is ICT changing the w...
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- After going to an early settlers visit the children compared old items to nowaday items. It involved reading, thinking, making a decision then following instructions to choose the answer. What fun!
- The children are learning how to chat to each other within the school's ultranet uspace. They are also chatting with their teachers as well and gaining confidence in their online abilities.
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Digital portfolios: guidelines for beginners [Ministry of Education]
These guidelines will increase your understanding of the emerging importance and place of ePortfolios in the education of our children. The guidelines are aimed primaril...- +45 more Bookmarks
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- Underachievement of Gifted children and strategies to overcome this.
Educating children of the information age: Cafe Scientifique
Bay and Carpenter will discuss the idea of tailoring educational environments to enhance and foster the development of lifelong learning skills and competencies- +3 more Event calendar
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- Photos of children from Room 3 (Year 5/6) engaging in their YouTube Revolution unit.
- I realised this year that my children needed to boost their number knowledge in maths. Ideally each student's number knowledge should be a stage above their strategy stag...
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- This article was published in the Education Gazette In early August this year, the US federal government funded a New Zealand delegation of the Cognition Institute princ...
- Cluster Type – Central Region Special Schools ICT PD Cluster Year level – 5 -21 year old special needs students Context - School progress towards achieving...
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- Focus Ensure learner needs are identified and addressed in an ongoing manner....ing Resources Organizing an e-Day: An Example from FarNet According to the literature, one of the potential challen...
- Focus Carry out a learning needs analysis to identify the range of learning opportunities required. Explanation The primary purpose of an LCO should be...
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Mission To develop capacity in children and families in the Tamaki Community by growing interdependence, innovation and creativity using sustainable practices. Descript...
This is part of the Mantar Cluster's Milestone writing. Feel free to comment.- +14 more Groups
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- Melinda Szymanik is a New Zealand writer of picture books, short stories and novels for children and young adults. She also very occasionally writes poetry. Her picture book The Were-Nana won the NZ Post 2009 Children’s Choice Award, was a 2009 CLF Stor...
- Maria Gill writes non-fiction books, picture books and freelance articles for New Zealand children, teenagers, and adults. Her non-fiction book New Zealand Hall of Fame won the NZ Post 2012 Children’s Choice Award (non-fiction category), was a 2012 CLF Sto...
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