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COMPASS—Whānau partnerships with school—patterns and associations with Māori students’ learning.png
COMPASS: Whānau partnerships with school—patterns and associations with Māori students’ learning
Ki te ako āhuarangi tōnui ki Aotearoa—Towards flourishing climate education in Aotearoa New Zealand.png
Ki te ako āhuarangi tōnui ki Aotearoa | Towards flourishing climate education in Aotearoa New Zealand
Mana Ora students decarbonising schools evaluation report
Mana Ora: Students Decarbonising Schools evaluation
Learnings and outcomes from the second year of Tūturu ms word cover
Learnings and outcomes from the second year of Tūturu
Schools’ Carbon Footprint Pilot Project - Final Report
Schools' carbon footprint pilot: Final report
Teachers as readers in New Zealand primary and intermediate schools
Teachers as readers in New Zealand primary and intermediate schools
Playing for Peace—Complex role-play gaming in high school history
Playing for Peace: Complex role-play gaming in high school history
I enjoy school now - Outcomes from the Check and Connect trials in New Zealand
I enjoy school now - Outcomes from the Check and Connect trials in New Zealand
"It's who we are" Stories of practice and change from PB4L School-Wide Schools
"It's who we are" Stories of practice and change from PB4L School-Wide Schools
Year 2 Evaluation - Getting Runs on the Board
e-in-science: Future-oriented science learning
e-in-science: Future-oriented science learning
NCEA one decade on
NCEA one decade on
e-in-science—Scoping the possibilities.png
e-in-science: Scoping the possibilities
Handbook of Research on Student Engagement
Engaging young people/young adults in literacy, language and numeracy skill development: A Literature Review
Engaging young people/young adults in literacy, language and numeracy skill development: Summary Report
Engaging Young People/Young Adults in Literacy, Language and Numeracy Skill Development
Exploring connections between engagement and student voice
The shape of curriculum change
The shape of curriculum change
Curriculum Implementation Exploratory Studies 2: Final report
A focus on opportunities to learn and student engagement
New Zealand curriculum implementation exploratory studies: Final Report
Engaging Young People in Learning: Why Does It Matter and What Can We Do?: Conference Proceedings 2009
Engaging Young People in Learning: Why Does It Matter and What Can We Do?: Conference Proceedings 2009
Engaging students in science
Developing an ethic of caring through narrative pedagogy
Shaping our futures: Meeting secondary students' learning needs in a time of evolving qualifications: final report of the Learning Curves project
Shaping our futures: Meeting secondary students' learning needs in a time of evolving qualifications: final report of the Learning Curves project
Inspired by science
The Evolving NCEA
The Evolving NCEA
Literacy teaching and learning in e-Learning contexts
From "student voice" to "youth–adult partnerships": lessons from working with young people as partners for educational change
Better than a professional? Students as co-contributors to educational design
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