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- ...aking Literacy Boxes. I thought a Virtual Literacy Toolbox would be quick access high interest staunch resources to set the students up for success. A few year ago I went...
- ...om across the VLN about, Maori achieving success as Māori (with an e-lear...d on, What exactly does 'Māori achieving success as Māori' look like? ove...Planning Framework and a Māori achieving success as Māori (MASAM) Framework&nb...
- ...urally responsive to their students well being and learning. We have found that the MOE Tataiako Cultural competencies + Kahikitia (Accelerating Success) docs have been great pieces...
Comment on "Using the flipped classroom model in the secondary classroom."
...ike! With assessment being the high stakes issue it is for all schools, change is slow and traditional methods of measuring achievement and success still dominate. I am su...- ...noise I made. I tried to work on a student profile on Google, without success so need more support with thi...nearly all our whanau have no access to ipuranga. Storybird was also a success too I must say especially whe...
- ...eryone has a voice which is heard with aroha, teachers truly practising manaaki rather than just espousing it. I think the underlying success to restorative practice (or w...
- ...ach that meets the community needs. Our situation is typical Higher Decile - social mobilty and school choice upon entry to high school (you know success means moving out! - *headshak...
Comment on "FORUM: Establishing systems for maintenance and management of devices"
Thanks so much Anne for sharing your great ideas. It is fantastic to hear the success stories from those at the chalkface in managing sometimes very large numbers of devices. Please keep sharing everyone. : )- Talofa lava Daniel, Welcome and Talofa lava to our group. Thank you for your post and also looking forward to sharing our success stories on this page.
Comment on "STATEMENT: "The rate of change in education is too slow for our priority learners - Māori, Pasifika, students with special educational needs? Do you agree or disagree?"
...land Schools, on page 4 it reads, Priority learners are groups of students who have been identified as historically not experiencing success in the New Zealand schooling...