Research

Next week, the Education Hub will be launching its latest research report - Quest for Scale: achieving system-wide innovation and improvement in education. This is the first of a three-part series based on the report. By Nina Hood.

New research into the ability of teachers to regulate their emotions in a disaster has resulted in invaluable insights and practical recommendations for schools and teachers.

Team Solutions facilitators do more than apply the latest research from the University of Auckland; in many cases they are researchers themselves. This week we explore the work of three facilitators who are currently undertaking research into raising Māori and Pacific student achievement in schools.

A University of Canterbury researcher is positioning literacy as a human right linked with health and wellbeing

A major cause of New Zealand’s high rates of obesity has been mapped in a world-first study.

A new study has exposed the reality of tertiary students’ mental health

Massey University mathematics education specialists have won a major award for their research in designing new teaching methods to improve Pasifika and Māori student achievement.

Latest findings from a major Government-backed study which tracks 7000 children to find out what is is like to grow up in New Zealand.

New study shows that the KickStart Breakfast programme making a difference to children’s health.

An award-winning University of Auckland paper on home literacy practices to prevent children’s learning dipping over summer has implications for New Zealand resourcing.