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New Digistore launched

27/02/10

The new look Digistore website has been launched. Digistore is a storehouse of digital content to support learning across the curriculum, from early childhood through to senior secondary.

English, ESOL, Literacy Online

New communities on English, ESOL, and Literacy Online

12/02/10

The following communities are now open for subscription to all interested educators:

  • secondary English
  • ICTs in English
  • primary ESOL
  • secondary ESOL
  • literacy
  • secondary Literacy

These communities are conducted via mailing list and are pre-moderated. They enable easy networking and mutual professional support for all educators working in the above areas.

Subscribing is a very easy process involving provision of name and email address only.

Visit: http://englishonline.tki.org.nz/English-Online/Interact

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Stories from Ilam School

19/01/10

Story 31: Leading change at Ilam School

Story 30: Effective pedagogy at Ilam School

Story 29: E-portfolios at Ilam School

Story 28: Improving whānau-school partnerships and learning te reo at Ilam School

Story 27: Student voice at Ilam School

These stories tell how the voices of students, teachers, and whānau are integral to learning and teaching at Ilam School.

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MECI project May 2009 milestone: executive summary

18/01/10

This report summarises a national evaluation of the implementation of that curriculum being undertaken by researchers at the Faculty of Education, the University of Auckland, for the Ministry of Education. That project is called MECI: Monitoring and Evaluating Curriculum Implementation.

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Te reo Māori at Three Kings School

01/12/09

Three Kings School has a commitment to implementing programmes that include the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi and to the teaching and learning of te reo me ōna tikanga Māori.

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