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needs’, ‘students with disabilities’, and ‘students with diverse needs’.
the English language learning progressions: Professional support for leaders and teachers BES Quality teaching for diverse students in schooling Strengthening teaching practice through professional
students to develop higher order thinking. Providing opportunities for oral modelling and repetition. Teachers cater for diverse learning needs. Case study 1
inquiry, subject specific (critical) literacies, working “in the spaces between” participants, drawing on diversity as a learning resource, and so on. The scope of “challenge” in this framework
English language learners in New Zealand schools are very diverse, and their language learning needs are not always apparent. Students who have good social English language may have had little exposure
with their families make up our very supportive school community. There is a strong tradition of high expectations, community values, and involvement which are incorporated into our school's culture. A park
where [they] could bare problems.' The work of Patrick Lencione on high performing teams has informed the processes and culture of the NLC. Lencione believes that trust, conflict, commitment
peer culture (and subcultures) and helps them develop the resilience to cope with social pressures. He shares tips for educators and parents in a set of video clips at Vimeo: How teachers can help fight
for a sustainable future multicultural and bicultural awareness enterprise and innovation critical literacy. Other audits are concentrating on diversity, Māori in the mainstream, ESOL (English
and behaviour difficulties. How will the support contribute to building educationally powerful relationships with parents, whānau/family, hapu, iwi, and community? RTLB practice develops positive, culturally
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