Māori Assessment Methods
This workshop takes an in-depth look at the theories of Māori assessment.
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This workshop takes an in-depth look at the theories of Māori assessment.
Each year an expert group of principals and education leaders meet to determine who should be recognised as an Advanced Classroom Expertise Teacher (ACET).
We’re looking for new leaders to join and add their expertise to this evaluation panel.
To express your interest to be an expert panel member on the ACET Evaluation Panel, please call the ACET recognition process team on 0800 165 225 or email ACET.Recognition@education.govt.nz by the 16th April 2021.
Students Against Dangerous Driving - Empowering young Kiwis to prevent loss and enhance wellbeing. Together
The theme of ‘Embracing Change’ has certainly been an essential value in teaching in this challenging Covid-19 world. It provides a wonderful opportunity to come together and explore new ways of doing things. It is fitting that our location for the conference is Ōtautahi Christchurch, a city that has had to ‘Embrace Change' like no other in recent years. And as social science educators we are about to be engaged in some major curriculum and assessment changes, Embracing New Zealand History; NCEA Changes and Civics and Citizenship curricular.
Visit the conference website www.soccon.net.nz to register for updates!
'Monarch' a show for year 1 to 6 children, touring to your school in term 2. Speech writing, butterflies, scientists, environment.
Pompallier Catholic College Whangarei 50th Jubilee
Tapas y Pinchos sin esfuerzo (Effortless Tapas and Pinchos)
Animal ethics approval is required prior to starting any school project involving animals (including for science fairs).
Contact us at animalethicscommittee@nzase.org,nz