Matua Johnny Waititi will talk about the journey to setting up Te Whānau Rūmaki o Te Puna, an immersion unit at Westlake Boys High School on Auckland’s North Shore The post Māori immersion at Westlake Boys High School appeared first on THE EDUCATION HUB.| THE EDUCATION HUB
Key insights from our webinar with Dr Sonya Gaches from the University of Otago. The post Using things from home in early childhood pedagogy appeared first on THE EDUCATION HUB.| THE EDUCATION HUB
Dr Sonya Gaches from the University of Otago will explore how objects associated with home serve as holders of narratives that create a sense of belonging for children| THE EDUCATION HUB
Exploring ideas and practices that enhance experiences of computational thinking and resonate with the latest insights from the Science of Learning| THE EDUCATION HUB
Key insights from a webinar with Dr Kiri Gould from The University of Auckland Waipapa Taumata Rau. The post Supporting positive, equitable, and culturally responsive relationships between teachers appeared first on THE EDUCATION HUB.| THE EDUCATION HUB
Dr Kiri Gould of the University of Auckland will explore teacher identity in early childhood education, and how it intersects with discourses of equity, belonging, and inclusion| THE EDUCATION HUB
Some students may learn to comprehend and express meaning through language differently to their peers, and require additional support to develop these skills. Definition The terms speech, language, and communication are often used interchangeably, but they have distinct meanings. Language refers to the comprehension and use of words and sentences to convey meaning, and can be written, spoken, or signed. Speech refers to the production of vocal sounds and involves both motor and linguistic ski...| THE EDUCATION HUB
Executive function refers to a set of skills that are foundational to success in life and learning. Definition Executive function is a set of skills that stems from the coordination of three cognitive processes: cognitive flexibility, working memory and inhibitory control. These skills help us plan, focus, remember instructions and complete tasks. Cognitive flexibility is the ability to pay attention and switch attention from one task to another. Working memory enables us to mentally hold and...| THE EDUCATION HUB
Key insights from a webinar with speech pathologist Vanessa Leaver.| THE EDUCATION HUB
Speech pathologist Vanessa Leaver will talk about DLD, how it can affect children and young people at school, and how to support students with DLD in the classroom| THE EDUCATION HUB
Key insights from a webinar with Dr Andrea Delaune. The post Love as a lens in infant pedagogy appeared first on THE EDUCATION HUB.| THE EDUCATION HUB
Key insights from a webinar with Professor Andrew Gibbons and Associate Professor Ricardo Sosa.| THE EDUCATION HUB
Love has been positioned as a contested emotion in early childhood education, but there are strong arguments for exploring this in early childhood practice The post The role of love in infant pedagogies appeared first on THE EDUCATION HUB.| THE EDUCATION HUB
A series of short videos showcasing the principles of effective maths teaching in action in classes from Year 1 to Year 6| THE EDUCATION HUB
The implications of cognitive load theory for learning, and how to design instruction to minimise cognitive load and maximise learning.| THE EDUCATION HUB