Young international students bypass NZ
Young foreign students looking for somewhere to study are mostly giving New Zealand a miss, a new survey has found.
The global survey of 77,000 would-be international students by Melbourne-based QS Enrolment Solutions has found that the...
New drug trial in Auckland could make life easier for autistic children
Two new drugs being trialled in Auckland could help autistic youngsters focus better at school, interact with others more comfortably and hold down a job, researchers are hoping.
Wearable cameras will record the marketing of ‘healthy’ food to children
Children will wear small portable cameras on their clothes as part of a new Faculty of Education and Social Work, University of Auckland study that will investigate how the marketing of healthy products and lifestyles affects children’s everyday lives.
Teacher aides, trainees earn less than minimum wage, NZEI survey says
Some teacher aides and trainee teachers in early childhood centres are being paid less than the minimum wage, a survey has found.
Culturally sustaining online learning environments
More than 2,000 teachers tuned into a webinar held by Dr Ann Milne in April about how schools will develop critical, culturally sustaining content online.
Lessons in leadership: what can New Zealand learn from the International Successful School Principalship...
ROSS NOTMAN considers New Zealand research findings from an international educational leadership project and what they mean for the new leadership roles emerging from the Government’s $359m plan to help raise student achievement.
Apprentices better off than grads, research shows
New research shows that apprentices are better off than university graduates for most of their lives.
Saving our billion dollar kiwifruit industry
The effects of the Psa virus have crippled New Zealand’s kiwifruit industry, but research efforts are aiding its recovery and providing glimmers of hope for the future of kiwifruit. JUDE BARBACK reports.
Improving Māori student achievement through effective use of data
Research out of the University of Auckland highlights just how important the effective use of quality data in schools is in helping to raise Māori student achievement.
The Need for Curriculum Integration Years 1- 10 in New Zealand
By Graham Foster BSc, Dip Ed Admin, Dip Tchg
Curriculum Integration is just one aspect of curriculum development, learning, teaching, technology and assessment. Current research seems to show that we may need to consider partly...
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