Support packages for the high expectations principle and inclusion principle are now available on New Zealand Curriculum Online. Each package has research, resources, tools, and stories to help guide curriculum planning and teaching practice at your school.
High expectations(external link)
This blog post examines how the principle of high expectations can be brought to life in the classroom. It presents four practical strategies that teachers can apply to unleash the potential of all students.
This year, Te Wiki o te Reo Māori takes place between 27 July – 2 August.
The theme is Ngā Mātua / Whāngaihia te reo Māori ki ngā Mātua –
To support parents to whāngai the language to their tamariki.
This Māori language week page provides curriculum-based resources to support teachers in the classroom.
Education for Sustainability(external link)
Education for Enterprise(external link)
These two TKI communities have a new home on New Zealand Curriculum Online. We’ve transferred all the goodies into easy to navigate packages.
Discover a rich range of teaching and learning ideas that relate directly to The New Zealand Curriculum.
New Zealand Curriculum Online user survey(external link)
We invite you to take part in a short online survey to help guide the ongoing development of NZC Online. We hope you can spare a few minutes to offer feedback and share your ideas.
BY Education Gazette editors
Education Gazette | Tukutuku Kōrero, reporter@edgazette.govt.nz
Posted: 5:27 pm, 27 July 2015
13 July 2015
The second part of our series on the work of NetSafe, Neil Melhuish explains why knee-jerk reactions to digital safety don’t work.
23 November 2015
Nineteen sector representatives have joined a working group to help shape the Ministry of Education’s Student Management System (SMS) initiative.
7 December 2015
The Inclusive Education website has more than 20 online guides to help teachers and school leaders support learners with diverse needs.
