He Tīrewa Ako Research theme: Te WāhangaCurriculum and assessmentMāori and educationProject Leader(s): Project contact person(s): Sheridan McKinleyPromote to newsletter: off Read more about He Tīrewa Ako
An Observation Survey of Early Literacy Achievement Author(s): Melanie Berg and Elliot LawesNotes about this output: Year published: 2018Publication type: Research reportPublisher: NZCERISBN: 978-1-99-004002-3Full text download: full-textCurriculum and assessmentLiteracyEarly childhoodMelanie BergElliot LawesPromote to theme page: promote to theme pagePromote this output to researcher page: Promote this output to researcher page- Read more about An Observation Survey of Early Literacy Achievement
Curriculum, assessment and reporting to parents and whānau - findings from the NZCER 2019 National survey of English-medium primary schools Author(s): Cathy Wylie and Jo MacDonaldNotes about this output: Year published: 2020Publication type: Research reportFull text download: full-textSchool governance and managementCurriculum and assessmentNational Survey of SchoolsCathy WylieJo MacDonaldPromote to theme page: promote to theme pagePromote this output to researcher page: Promote this output to researcher page- Read more about Curriculum, assessment and reporting to parents and whānau - findings from the NZCER 2019 National survey of English-medium primary schools
Curriculum integration: What is happening in New Zealand schools? Author(s): Sue McDowall and Rosemary HipkinsYear published: 2019Publication type: Research reportISBN: 978-1-98-854290-4Full text download: full-textCurriculum and assessmentImplementing New Zealand CurriculumSue McDowallRosemary (Rose) Hipkins MNZMPromote to theme page: promote to theme pagePromote this output to researcher page: Promote this output to researcher page- Read more about Curriculum integration: What is happening in New Zealand schools?
NMSSA 2018 reports on Social Studies and Maths released 19 December 2019The National Monitoring Study of Student Achievement (NMSSA), is an annual programme to assess and understand student achievement across the curriculum in Years 4 and 8 in English-medium schools. Read more about NMSSA 2018 reports on Social Studies and Maths released
Games, gamification, and game design for learning: Innovative practice and possibilities in New Zealand schools Author(s): Rachel Bolstad and Sue McDowallYear published: 2019Publication type: Research reportISBN: 978-1-98-854266-9Full text download: full-textCurriculum and assessmentGames for learningSchooling for the futureGames for LearningRachel BolstadSue McDowallPromote to theme page: offPromote this output to researcher page: off- Read more about Games, gamification, and game design for learning: Innovative practice and possibilities in New Zealand schools
Students’ maths self-efficacy exceeds their predicted achievement: Initial findings of an ongoing study Author(s): Linda Bonne and Elliot LawesYear published: 2019Publication type: Research reportISBN: 978-1-98-854256-0Full text download: full-textCurriculum and assessmentMaths educationElliot LawesPromote to theme page: promote to theme pagePromote this output to researcher page: Promote this output to researcher page- Read more about Students’ maths self-efficacy exceeds their predicted achievement: Initial findings of an ongoing study
Capabilities are curriculum weaving tools Author(s): Rosemary HipkinsYear published: 2016Publication type: Journal articlePublisher: English in AotearoaISBN: ISSN 0113-7867Full text download: not full-textCurriculum and assessmentRosemary (Rose) Hipkins MNZMPromote to theme page: offPromote this output to researcher page: Promote this output to researcher page- Read more about Capabilities are curriculum weaving tools
How “tight/loose” curriculum dynamics impact the treatment of knowledge in two national contexts Author(s): Anat Zohar and Rosemary HipkinsNCEACurriculum and assessmentRosemary (Rose) Hipkins MNZMJournal issue: Curriculum Matters 14: 2018Start page: 31author: Rosemary (Rose) Hipkins MNZMFull text: not full-text Read more about How “tight/loose” curriculum dynamics impact the treatment of knowledge in two national contexts
Opening the door to games at Hutt Central School: The benefits of a syndicate-wide approach Author(s): Rachel BolstadYear published: 2018Publication type: Research reportISBN: 978-1-98-854255-3Full text download: full-textCurriculum and assessmentGames for learningSchooling for the futureGames for LearningRachel BolstadPromote to theme page: offPromote this output to researcher page: Promote this output to researcher page- Read more about Opening the door to games at Hutt Central School: The benefits of a syndicate-wide approach