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Learning curves: Meeting student needs in an evolving qualification regime - key findings from the first stage of a longitudinal study

Author(s): 
Karen Vaughan and Rosemary Hipkins
Year published: 
2002
Publication type: 
Conference paper
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Shaping our futures: Meeting secondary students' learning needs in a time of evolving qualifications: final report of the Learning Curves project

Author(s): 
Rosemary Hipkins and Karen Vaughan, with Fiona Beals, Hilary Ferral, and Ben Gardiner
Year published: 
2005
Publication type: 
Research report
Publisher: 
NZCER
ISBN: 
1-877293-49-0
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Learning curves: Meeting student needs in an evolving qualifications regime: From cabbages to kings: A first report

Author(s): 
Rosemary Hipkins and Karen Vaughan
Year published: 
2002
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Research report
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NZCER
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1-877293-14-8
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Learning curves: Meeting student learning needs in an evolving qualifications regime: Shared pathways and multiple tracks: A second report

Author(s): 
Rosemary Hipkins, Karen Vaughan, Fiona Beals, and Hilary Ferral
Year published: 
2004
Publication type: 
Research report
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NZCER
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1-877293-34-2
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Poipoia kia puāwai: How schools support ākonga Māori and Pacific students to attain University Entrance

Author(s): 
Esther Smaill, Sally Boyd, Georgia Palmer, Renee Tuifagalele, Melissa Denzler, and Lorraine Spiller
Year published: 
2024
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The testing dilemma: The unintended consequences of NCEA’s new literacy and numeracy co-requisite

The incoming NCEA co-requisite could do more harm than good in its current form.

By Charles Darr 

The incoming NCEA co-requisite could do more harm than good in its current form.  

From 2024 students must achieve a co-requisite in literacy and numeracy|te reo matatini me te pāngarau to be awarded an NCEA qualification, at any level.  The co-requisite requires students to pass online tests which can be retaken multiple times. 

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Ngā whai painga o Te Ao Haka—The positive impacts of Te Ao Haka for ākonga, whānau, and kaiako

Author(s): 
Nicola Bright, Keita Durie, Renee Tuifagalele, Taniora Robinson
Year published: 
2023
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