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- ...erwhelming in the data, therefore strategies employed by facilitators to support entry into the social network is important Having supportive partnerships to help people feel accepted...
- ...teachers aspire to excellence and are committed to learning about learning and about themselves as learners; a commitment to the formation of partnerships with the community, with whan...
Goal 4: Family and whānau to actively participate in their child’s learning
4. Family and whānau to actively participate in their child’s learning Establish productive partnerships with the wider community for reciprocal learning. Communi...- ...that are informed by the needs of students. Programmes may focus on: teaching and learning (pedagogy) leadership and management community partnerships ways that new technologies c...
- ...nformed about Parents/whanau views on children's on line learning and here: How can we foster home school partnerships? How do we know we are improving home school partnerships? Questions below are sou...
- ...weeks I would like to focus on Home-School Partnerships (HSP). I think that term 4 is...e little time to forming strong home school partnerships. However, research advi...earners can be linked to strong home school partnerships: “Schools where there i...
- ...; enhancing communication and collaboration within/between/beyond the classroom/school to build partnerships, expanding the community of l...
- ...iculum in collaboration with mana whenua (whānau, hapū, iwi) and Mātauranga Māori (rangitira, kaumatua, experts). Strengthening these partnerships in schools, backyards and bey...
Using data to find innovative solutions to creative problems
As a result of collaborative partnerships and PLD support from CORE Education, Cobden School has strengthened processes to use evidence-based data to inform and improve their practice a...- ...the design thinking phases in mind. They're also mindful that their model has a student voice and reflects the community and partnerships with local Māori. Is you...