Culturally sustaining education through Tapasā framework
12 October 2022
Individualised professional development for teachers of Pacific learners is helping schools to build cultural competency and address inequity.
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12 October 2022
Individualised professional development for teachers of Pacific learners is helping schools to build cultural competency and address inequity.
12 October 2022
In Tāmaki Makaurau, a local construction contractor is rolling out an education programme at the schools they are working with, linking classroom learning.
12 October 2022
In a previous issue of Tukutuku Kōrero, we outlined the new Whakatipu course at Outward Bound.
12 October 2022
Government education agencies are working on a new digital and data strategy outlining a shared view of digital education in Aotearoa the coming decade.
21 September 2022
Te Puna Mātauranga, an iwi-led education hub, has been supporting Māori education achievement through a unique model of collaboration since 2015.
21 September 2022
“As I listened to that lecture on Te Tiriti, even at 11 years old, I knew in my heart that this was what I wanted to do.
21 September 2022
Te Rākau Theatre Marae is currently working with the Ōtaki community and Ōtaki College to reinvigorate teachings on Māori history, bringing the past into the fu
21 September 2022
Tukutuku Kōrero checked in with two schools, each with their own set of circumstances, to find out what they are doing to provide secure online experiences
21 September 2022
The Le Toloa Pacific Mental Health and Wellness Symposium, held in Manukau, Auckland in July
21 September 2022
Art empowers ākonga to discover, explore and celebrate whakapapa, wellbeing and cultural identity; to weave the past and present.