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"Teaching for complex systems thinking” a timely release
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Joint Media Release - New research shows that children have natural ability to survive, thrive and learn during COVID-19 lockdowns
A new report released today by Rangahau Mātauranga o Aotearoa | NZCER and Te Kura o Te Mātauranga, Institute of Education, at Massey University shows that children have a natural ability to survive, thrive and learn during COVID-19 lockdowns.
Free access to a range of research-based articles from Set: Research Information for Teachers
22 August 2021
Our publishing team have made all these research-based articles from Set: Research Information for Teachers free. The articles are of relevance for teaching and learning contexts in Aotearoa. Please share to your schools, kura, kāhui ako and other settings.
Whakatere Tōmua - the latest news from NZCER
Open the link to see the latest news from NZCER. Whakatere Tōmua
Free webinars offered to help with new NMSSA science toolkit
13 July 2021
NZCER and the University of Otago have developed a new science toolkit to assist teachers to assess, understand and support Year 7 and 8 students’ learning in science.
To get the best out of using the toolkit, NZCER and NMSSA are offering two free webinars on:
New year, new call for Whatua tū aka Full Proposal applications
Photo caption: The Māori Modern Learning Environment project team left to right: Jo Gallagher (Project Admin Support), Ruia Aperehama (teacher-researcher), Professor Jenny Lee-Morgan and Dr Jo Mane.
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Senior Researcher
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Resource to support rangatahi bring about transformative change receives Beeby Award
19 February 2021
The 2020 Beeby Award has been granted to a group of educators, researchers and academics from across the North Island.