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Case studies

Findings from curriculum research projects

Teachers as learners: Improving outcomes for Māori and Pasifika students through inquiry

Teacher and student in discussion.

These learning materials illustrate how teachers have used an inquiry approach to teaching to become more culturally responsive and to improve outcomes for their Māori and Pasifika students.

Student views

Three students on computer.

How do our students view learning? How do they see their future, and define success? Is school meeting their expectations? Which subjects do they like or dislike – and why? What helps them to learn? What makes a good teacher?

Curriculum implementation case studies

Three teachers standing together.

Eight themes arose from the Curriculum Implementation Case Studies as key to understanding the current implementation context and determining next steps.

Key competencies exploratory studies 2006

Rosemary Hipkins.

Implementing the key competencies - a number of schools investigated what this might mean for teaching, learning, and school leadership in a range of school settings.

Principals' professional learning communities

Two principals meeting together.

Three school principals take part in learning visits to each other's schools to gather information about issues related to their own professinal leadership.