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to National Administration Guidelines 2 to 6. Delivery design (who, how long, interactions) This PLD provides differentiated approaches that reflect individual school contexts with a focus on culturally
for exploring key competencies in teaching and learning. They need to ensure that the culture, pedagogy, systems, partnerships, and networks in their school support key competency development. This section
across a range of NCEA subjects as they worked collaboratively to produce a visual culture magazine. ... for the student, rather than making the student try and fit the learning. It is how he has changed the whole culture of the school by accepting the students that we have and saying okay, we need to fit the learning
: Developing whānau priorities at Te Kura o Hiruharama Striving for personal excellence A culturally connected curriculum Professional learning conversations These questions ... they are, where they’re from, how they connect with each other, understanding about their history, what does it mean for them today and in the future, te reo, tikanga, so that cultural aspect. Student: I
school and a variety of different things: curriculum, sport programme, our spec programme, the variety of opportunities that we have, different cultural groups, the music groups, school productions, all
of the culture of the school. This is something you can do at our school. And I am actually really passionate about the idea that the more children choose to do with their learning at primary the more successful
an idea of what we’re getting into before it happens. Each term we focus on a different issue in society whether it’s a social issue like celebrity culture and the over worship of celebrities in society
curriculum policy. The stocktake made 11 recommendations on how the curriculum should be shaped to better meet the needs of diverse students (see executive summary of the Curriculum stocktake report 2002 for
as everyone else and having the learning context determined, usually by a teacher, without any input from them. For learning to be relevant and engaging for our diverse learners we must invite them
that the culture, pedagogy, systems, partnerships, and networks in their school support key competency development. Leaders also need knowledge and skills in leading change since, for many, key competencies require
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