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. Other audits are concentrating on diversity, Māori in the mainstream, ESOL (English for speakers of other languages), financial literacy, and special education. A draft curriculum will be published
, thinking aloud to shape an idea as an explanation, creating and displaying a multi-modal text for others’ response and so on). When task design, classroom culture, and the curriculum all come together
a positive culture and the rural nature and size of the school. Student and community voice The New Zealand Curriculum
participants to identify that the programme addresses the needs of priority learners and that attendance patterns reflect inclusive facilitation that is culturally appropriate. Lead providers use the Feedback
in which Māori and Pākehā recognise each other as full Treaty partners, and in which all cultures are valued for the contributions they bring. Vision, NZC, p.8 The New Zealand Curriculum
Dimension: Strategic Management Dimension: Culture Understands the implications of the changing cultural, social and economic context of the school's community and ensures that these changes
of change by embedding schooling improvement as core business create opportunities for students to use their cultural knowledge in their learning so that they will be better able to access The New Zealand
, often with little evidence of change in student achievement. In contrast, most of the primary schools already had a culture of school-wide professional learning, therefore their approaches to the new
how he helps students to develop learning dispositions through inquiry learning. Creating a positive learning culture Kathryn Hutchison from Wellington East Girls' College discusses how she creates
and create meaning, and to communicate information and ideas. Interactive tools [reading and writing], Reading and Writing Standards, p. 15 Integrating an understanding of cultural identity into learning
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