Lorraine Spiller
Lorraine Spiller is a Researcher at NZCER.
Background
Lorraine came from secondary teaching where she specialised in Biology and Science. In 2008 she was a Teacher Fellow with the NZ Royal Society.
Her research interests include:
- Pasifika education
- Science education
- Curriculum and resource development
- Assessment
Lorraine has a BSc, Dip. Tchg (Secondary), PGDEPD and is currently working towards an M.Ed.
Research themes I am interested in
| Theme | Theme contact person(s) |
|---|---|
| Science education |
Research outputs
| Year published | Title | Publication type | Research theme |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 | Learning to Fly: Career Management Competencies in the School Subject Classroom | Research report | Post-school learning |
| 2011 | The Work of Accent Advisers | Research report | Professional learning |
| 2011 | Thinking in Science | Working paper | Science education |
| 2010 | Engaging Young People/Young Adults in Literacy, Language and Numeracy Skill Development | Research report | Learning at work |
| 2010 | Engaging young people/young adults in literacy, language and numeracy skill development: Summary Report | Research report | Learning at work |
| 2010 | Kick-starting the Nature of Science | Classroom resource | Curriculum and assessment, Key Competencies, Science education |
| 2009 | Self-assessment: What teachers think | Research report | |
| 2009 | Self-assessment: What teachers think - Summary report for teachers | Research report |