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1 How the key competencies were developed: The evidence base
2 How the key competencies evolved over time: Insights from the research
Weaving a coherent curriculum: How the idea of 'capabilities' can help
Capabilities are curriculum weaving tools
Learning to learn in secondary classrooms
Teaching for present and future competency: A productive focus for professional learning
Participating and contributing? The role of school and community in supporting civic and citizenship education
New Zealand students' intentions towards participation in the democratic processes: New Zealand results from the International Civic and Citizenship Education Study
The potential of career management competencies for renewed focus and direction in career education
A basketful of assessment riches
The contributions of learning in the arts. Part 2: A synthesis
The contributions of learning in the arts. Part 1: A review of the literature
A focus on opportunities to learn and student engagement
Reframing the essential skills: Implications for and from the science curriculum.
Analysis of a set of student data
Assessing key competencies: Why would we? How could we?
Meaning making for democratic participation
Assessment dilemmas when “21st century” learning approaches shift students into unfamiliar terrain
More complex than skills: Rethinking the relationship between key competencies and curriculum content
What it looks like when it’s going well …
Lifelong Literacy: The integration of key competencies and reading
Working with the New Zealand Curriculum principles
Documenting learning of the key competencies: What are the issues? A discussion paper.