RNZ NTN: Features Karen Vaughan from NZCER
Career advice at school: "Are secondary school students getting adequate careers advice?"
Judith Pringle, AUT; Maggie Hames, Careers and Transition Education Association; Karen Vaughan, senior researcher, New Zealand Council for Educational Research (NZCER)
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Speech:2009/10 Financial Review of the Ministry of Education - Scoop.co.nz (press release)
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Scoop.co.nz (press release)
The main areas of focus for the review were early childhood, the new curricula, the National Standards and the review of special education. One would think, from reading this review, that there is only one language operating and one curricula in place. ... and more »
Scoop.co.nz (press release)
The main areas of focus for the review were early childhood, the new curricula, the National Standards and the review of special education. One would think, from reading this review, that there is only one language operating and one curricula in place. ... and more »
Childcare Policies Are Failing Children - Scoop.co.nz (press release)
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Scoop.co.nz (press release)
It is failing to recognize the concerns of the Brainwave Trust or the New Zealand Council for Educational Research's report in 2007 that found poor staff ratios for under-two's posed a potential developmental risk for infants and babies, ... and more »
Scoop.co.nz (press release)
It is failing to recognize the concerns of the Brainwave Trust or the New Zealand Council for Educational Research's report in 2007 that found poor staff ratios for under-two's posed a potential developmental risk for infants and babies, ... and more »
Childhood report not reflective of Kiwi parents - educator - TVNZ
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TVNZ
The report also said that the current regulation and training of early childcare staff was a "bit underdone" and that the ratio of staff member to child should be lowered. Early Childhood Education (ECE) chief executive Peter Reynolds told TV ONE's ... and more »
TVNZ
The report also said that the current regulation and training of early childcare staff was a "bit underdone" and that the ratio of staff member to child should be lowered. Early Childhood Education (ECE) chief executive Peter Reynolds told TV ONE's ... and more »
Spending boost for research and development - Stuff.co.nz
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Stuff.co.nz
But there was a big lift in R&D spending at universities. Universities spent $802 million on research and development, up from $653 million in 2008, with higher funding from both business and government. "Across all sectors there was a trend toward ...
Stuff.co.nz
But there was a big lift in R&D spending at universities. Universities spent $802 million on research and development, up from $653 million in 2008, with higher funding from both business and government. "Across all sectors there was a trend toward ...
students working harder - Manawatu Standard
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Manawatu Standard
It's a parent's dream come true; students at UCOL are fighting for study space, getting better marks and turning up to class more often. UCOL chief executive Paul McElroy said there had been a significant increase in students' efforts this year, ...
Manawatu Standard
It's a parent's dream come true; students at UCOL are fighting for study space, getting better marks and turning up to class more often. UCOL chief executive Paul McElroy said there had been a significant increase in students' efforts this year, ...
Mentoring scheme helps to reunite struggling families
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"A 13-year-old Manurewa schoolboy is talking to his dad again thanks to an intensive new mentoring programme.Reison Tunupopo was moved out of his father's house in late 2009 after he went to police about the way he was being treated..."
"A 13-year-old Manurewa schoolboy is talking to his dad again thanks to an intensive new mentoring programme.Reison Tunupopo was moved out of his father's house in late 2009 after he went to police about the way he was being treated..."
Submissions on schools review well down - Otago Daily Times
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Otago Daily Times
She said a review had become necessary because the roll declines could lead to reduced funding, reduced staffing and fewer educational options for pupils. Mrs Tolley met the five schools' principals in Dunedin last month to give feedback on the first ...
Otago Daily Times
She said a review had become necessary because the roll declines could lead to reduced funding, reduced staffing and fewer educational options for pupils. Mrs Tolley met the five schools' principals in Dunedin last month to give feedback on the first ...
Thousands of students still out of Christchurch - NZ City
 The Age | URL: Thousands of students still out of Christchurch NZ City Principal Matt Bateman says they're still missing about 60 students, many of whom have indicated they will return for term 2. Anne Tolley says of the 8000 who enrolled in schools out of Christchurch, about 1500 have returned. |
Christchurch on track to getting students back to school
Christchurch on track to getting students back to school: "A month on from the Christchurch earthquake, all but a handful schools in the city are back up and running."
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Equico Eco Launches, Helping Schools Cut Costs And Improve Sustainability - Voxy
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Voxy
Technology finance specialist, Equico, launched its Equico-Eco initiative at Richmond Road Primary School in Auckland today, marking the start of a campaign to improve the sustainability of New Zealand's schools. Equico-Eco is a free programme that ...and more »
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Technology finance specialist, Equico, launched its Equico-Eco initiative at Richmond Road Primary School in Auckland today, marking the start of a campaign to improve the sustainability of New Zealand's schools. Equico-Eco is a free programme that ...and more »
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