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Leadership creating conditions for key competencies areas of leadership practice culture pedagogy systems partnerships/networks leading change Teaching for key
it must finally depend on how we feel about the fact that we haven’t done it so far." Edmonds, 1979, page 29 Developing a fully inclusive school culture often involves touching hearts and minds
culture Positive learning culture Kathryn Hutchison from Wellington East Girls' College discusses how she creates a positive learning culture. She explains how exemplars, modeling, collaboration
: supports teachers to improve Māori students' learning and achievement, enabling teachers to create a culturally responsive context for learning which is responsive to evidence of student performance ... Russell Bishop’s book Culture Speaks. We’re creating our own narratives with our Māori students, so we’re listening to them about what they’re saying their experiences are in our classrooms. We
Ka Hikitia too. Seeing the student as an individual, where identity and culture count, are valued and respected - that they bring with them a wealth of knowledge; that the community has a wealth
something you have to put a minimum of 10,000 hours into that something whether that be sports, music, cultural, so forth. So at the time we were doing an art project and what he was trying to get across
a group of year nine students and I wanted them to sort of think in more complex socio-cultural kinds of ways. I wanted them to consider economic and political realities and most importantly, more important
be modified in the classroom programme to cater effectively for students with diverse needs, by using a range of approaches and strategies in planning and teaching recognise that some students need multiple
reflect they will be able to easily describe: what is intended to be learnt where they have got to the learning process where they will go next the learning culture in the classroom ... at the top that are embedded in our school culture at Red Beach. Shirley talked about ‘language of learning’ that we’ve got, and you have heard the way the kids talk – it really is the language of learning
, in terms of monitoring effectiveness, we’re using the student narratives, which came from Russell Bishop’s book Culture Speaks . We’re creating our own narratives with our Māori students, so we’re listening
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