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We observed hybrid practices at schools across Tāmaki Makaurau. Wesley Primary School|Te Kura Tuatahi o Wēteri, Tāmaki College, Greenhithe School and Te Aho o te Kura Pounamu (better known as Te Kura) all stood out for their robust learning architecture – the systems and practices they use to deliver hybrid learning.
“Learner agency,” describes a state in which learning is actively directed by learners themselves. Rather than leading the learning, kaiako facilitate it by creating a favourable environment in which ākonga feel valued and empowered, engaging ākonga in dialogue about their learning, and providing choice in terms of what, how, and when they learn.
We travelled to Las Vegas for CSEdCon, to learn and share approaches to tackling inequity in A.I. & Computer Science Education with educators from around the world. The world has a lot to learn from Aotearoa!!
On Tuesday, the 15th of August 2023, Rangipo and Julia presented at the Involve conference in Auckland. Involve is the biggest event in the youth sector in Aotearoa and has youth workers coming from all over the motu.
We took Mahimaina (Minecraft Education i te reo Māori) to Te Kōpuku and had a blast taking the tauira (and their kaiako) through sustainability
Make your donation go further by donating your tax rebate
If you are a person who pays tax here in Aotearoa, and you have donated to any charitable organisation this year, then did you know you can claim back 33%.
A lecturer on racial and social justice in the United States of America [US] for more than 20 years, DiAngelo summarises her work in this field in her book ‘White fragility why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism’ [White Fragility].
I picked up ‘Creating Innovators: The Making of Young People Who Will Change the World’ by Tony Wagner and thought, hopefully, that it would give me the parenting secret or the pedagogy cipher that I had always wanted. Instead, it gave me a lot to think about. I need to change some things, I need to keep some things the same and I need to talk to more people (and young people) about what they think about those things.
The Bright Award is a nationwide creative arts competition designed specifically for high school students in years 10, 11 and 12. Winners receive a $1000 cash prize to continue pursuing their creative careers and a $3000 award for their school.
Your school may be sitting on a goldmine of learning opportunities, in the form of old smartphones.
Wesley Primary School|Te Kura Tuatahi o Wēteri, Tāmaki College, and Te Aho O Te Kura Pounamu (more commonly known as Te Kura) all stood out for their focus on wellbeing and community relationships. Since ākonga need connection and support to learn offsite, this is key to their hybrid programmes' success.