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Inclusivity, Jai Breitnauer, Opinion, Summer 2019, Teacher aide
He waka eke noa – we are all in this together

When researching a good kura for our older son, we sought a school with genuine commitment to biculturalism and the environment, a diverse roll with ngā ākonga from a variety of backgrounds, and modern systems for encouraging positive behaviour.

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Ced Simpson, Human rights, Inclusivity, Opinion, Summer 2019
Now is the time for human rights-based education

The trouble with “inclusive education” is that it can become a slogan, a mantra, a label for government policy, that imposes extra burdens on teaching professionals.

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Diversity, Inclusivity, Missy Morton, Opinion, Summer 2019, University of Auckland
Thinking about what is normal has changed over time and place

When we think about diversity, and who we mean when we talk about diverse people, depends a lot on who and what we think of as normal.

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Lynda Stuart
Inclusivity, Lynda Stuart, Opinion, Summer 2019
We are responsible for making education inclusive for all

This edition of Ako begins our year with a focus on inclusion and what this really means for our tamariki and the adults who work alongside them.

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Lynda Stuart
Editorial, Lynda Stuart, NZ Curriculum, Opinion, Winter 2018
Liberating creative practice

We focus on the curricula in this first issue of our new professional journal.

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Drama, NZ Curriculum, Opinion, Performing arts, University of Auckland, Winter 2018
Renaissance of the arts

One of the most significant casualties of nine years of focusing on literacy and numeracy at the expense of everything else schools do, has been the arts.

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Lester Flockton, Ministry of Education, NZ Curriculum, Opinion, Tomorrow's Schools, Winter 2018
Resetting the clock

Before the changeover to Tomorrow’s Schools, the Department of Education had a curriculum development unit (CDU) that represented all areas of the curriculum.  

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NZ Curriculum, Opinion, Pasi Sahlberg, Winter 2018
Each one, teach one

We live in exciting times. This adage is often used when nobody really seems to know what is going to happen next.

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