NZnews will be taking a short break and will return on Monday 13 October 2014.
Time to give top marks to Kiwi teachers
Stuff.co.nzAs World Teachers Day looks towards appreciating teachers and the work that they do, we want to hear your tales from the classroom. Faced with increasing class sizes, changing curriculums and national standards, the teacher's lot isn't always a happy one.
Lucky to be a Kiwi teacher
Stuff.co.nz
Constantly being told that National Standards are not just a benchmark but a measure of your skill, dedication and effectiveness is easily the most frustrating part of teaching. Forget that you have helped a child who could hardly string a coherent ...
Constantly being told that National Standards are not just a benchmark but a measure of your skill, dedication and effectiveness is easily the most frustrating part of teaching. Forget that you have helped a child who could hardly string a coherent ...
University should be stretching our minds, not pockets
I always thought university would be a lusty, vibrant and vivid world. It would be full of passionate debate, prompted by professors looking like hipster bats in their furry hooded gowns. Like QI. With protests.So far, at university...
Māori Tourism certificate 'Hei Manaaki' is at the centre of the investigation, which saw the provider having to repay $5.9 million to the Tertiary Education Commission and the cancellation of 217 of the certificates to supposed graduates of the course ...
Warriors stars stripped of qualifications after Maori educator rort
Exclusive: Warriors caught up in $6m tourism scandal
Wananga repays $6m in course funding
Yesterday, in relation to the investigation of the management of the National Certificate in Tourism Māori 'Hei Manaaki', a course provided by Te Wānanga o Awanuiārangi, Te Matatini have released a statement with an understanding that members of the ...
University rankings: Sliding status won't put employers off - expert
Kiwi employers working through a pile of CVs are unlikely to care how applicants' place of study compares on international rankings.They may have noted last week's media reports on the latest university rankings that showed institutions...Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi staff damage the tertiary providers reputation
Māori TelevisionMāori Tourism certificate 'Hei Manaaki' is at the centre of the investigation, which saw the provider having to repay $5.9 million to the Tertiary Education Commission and the cancellation of 217 of the certificates to supposed graduates of the course ...
Warriors stars stripped of qualifications after Maori educator rort
Exclusive: Warriors caught up in $6m tourism scandal
Wananga repays $6m in course funding
Te Matatini release statement on Whare Wānanga investigation
Māori TelevisionYesterday, in relation to the investigation of the management of the National Certificate in Tourism Māori 'Hei Manaaki', a course provided by Te Wānanga o Awanuiārangi, Te Matatini have released a statement with an understanding that members of the ...
Gender Pay Gap No Surprise to Education Support Workers
Scoop.co.nz (press release)
Six years ago an independent job evaluation report by the Pay Equity Commission showed that when compared with the male dominated job of corrections officer, education support workers were paid as much as $8 an hour less. The incoming government ...
Six years ago an independent job evaluation report by the Pay Equity Commission showed that when compared with the male dominated job of corrections officer, education support workers were paid as much as $8 an hour less. The incoming government ...
NZEI Te Riu Roa congratulates Hekia Parata on her reappointment as Minister of Education
NZEI Te Riu Roa congratulates Hekia Parata on her reappointment as Minister of EducationNew push to get student loan applications through early
A new campaign is encouraging tertiary students to get their student loan and allowance applications through early.The Studylink campaign, which urges students to submit their applications by December 16, was developed in partnership...
Education and Poverty in Aotearoa New Zealand: The title of this publication refers to the number of hours children in New Zealand will have spent at school during their compulsory attendance years from age 5-16.
Home has huge effect on education
Otago Daily TimesEducation and Poverty in Aotearoa New Zealand: The title of this publication refers to the number of hours children in New Zealand will have spent at school during their compulsory attendance years from age 5-16.
Schools struggling with cold, damp, leaky classrooms
Ken Pemberton, Principal of Murrays Bay School on Auckland's North Shore; Trish Plowright, Principal of Elm Park school in Pakuranga; and Kim Shannon is the Ministry's Head of Education Infrastructure Service.
Hamilton schools are caught in a catch-22 cycle of either growth or stagnation with those boasting burgeoning rolls and flash facilities drawing ever more students while those without get left behind, an educator says. Recently-retired Waikato ...
school zones 'competitive, polarised'
Stuff.co.nzHamilton schools are caught in a catch-22 cycle of either growth or stagnation with those boasting burgeoning rolls and flash facilities drawing ever more students while those without get left behind, an educator says. Recently-retired Waikato ...
Schools to get new drug advice
Education programmes in schools seldom lead to reduced use of alcohol and drugs by students.That and other research findings will be the basis of advice the Ministry of Education will give to schools by the end of the year.It...
The huge role teachers play in the lives of Kiwi kids was acknowledged by the Ministry of Education in honour of World Teachers' Day, which was yesterday. The Secretary for Education, Peter Hughes, said teachers did an incredible job to help children ...
Virtual thank-yous from past pupils
Manawatu StandardThe huge role teachers play in the lives of Kiwi kids was acknowledged by the Ministry of Education in honour of World Teachers' Day, which was yesterday. The Secretary for Education, Peter Hughes, said teachers did an incredible job to help children ...
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