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04/10/11
Enabling e-Learning, is the Ministry of Education’s online ‘hub’ for ICT-related education resources and programmes in New Zealand, bringing together everything that school leaders and teachers need to improve their e-learning practice.
03/10/11
This Update explores educationally powerful connections in the digital world through case-studies of how such connections are enabling and enriching students’ learning.
NZC Update issue 14 (PDF, 863 KB)
16/09/11
This Update explains the recent changes in levelling processes for items in the School Journal and in the other instructional series for year 4–8 students.
31/08/11
This new resource explains the progression of the competencies teachers need to develop so they can help Māori learners achieve educationally as Māori.
23/08/11
This newly launched section provides a range of information, tools, and resources to support secondary middle leaders as they lead change in relation to The New Zealand Curriculum.
09/08/11
This Update describes observations made by the Education Review Office (ERO) in a recent evaluation of how New Zealand schools were using the teaching as inquiry process.
NZC Update issue 12 (PDF, 525 KB)
22/07/11
In early 2010, ERO were asked to conduct an initial evaluation, and a follow up evaluation one year later, to investigate how schools were using the eight principles and the teaching as inquiry process as outlined in The New Zealand Curriculum
22/07/11
Set 4 of the National Standard Reading and Writing Illustrations are now available on Literacy Online.
14/07/11
This Update focuses on an evaluation of progress in the implementation of the New Zealand Curriculum, using data collected in 2008 and 2009.
06/07/11
This resource supports students to understand what tax is, what it is used for, and how all citizens are involved. It focuses on key social studies objectives and also covers the key NZC value of 'community and participation', key competency 'managing self' and the future focus issue of 'citizenship'.
