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By the time your school’s budget has been halved (and the missing money has gone to the charter school round the corner) it will be too late to complain. Early…
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Educators are backing UNICEF’s new campaign for children’s rights. The campaign, Make My Future Fair – Meinga tōku āmua kia tika, and its interactive website highlights children’s rights as they…
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The government is expected to announce this year changes to how schools are funded. Currently decile funding is meant to compensate for inequity. But as the tale of these two…
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Wealth matters and particularly so in education, says Max Rashbrooke. Yet for a government that likes data, the numbers available on wealth in New Zealand are fairly sketchy. Rashbrooke usefully…
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The parent of a nine-year-old child who is deaf is promoting the benefits of TV captioning for all children. This funny video explains why. Helen MacKay is asking for signatures…
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Today she teaches at May Road school in Mount Roskill where she uses some of the learnings she took from a very influential teacher. [g1_space] [/g1_space] See more in the…
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Teariki’s experience of a teacher in his first year at University had a big influence on him. It made him comfortable in that potentially alienating environment and taught him a…
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All of which makes it hard to credit that, as a teenager, Joe struggled to ‘be himself.’ That he learned to feel comfortable in his own personality and express himself…
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