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Learn about the building blocks for effective classroom management in this infographic.
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What is motivation and how can teachers support student motivation?
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Supporting the transition to school infographic for New Entrant teachers

Strong relationships and effective communication are the key to supporting children and their families during the transition from their early childhood centre to school.
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Supporting neurodivergent students in secondary schools

An overview of the challenges that neurodivergent students can experience in secondary school settings, and how to help.
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Independent and shared reading: Great books for primary schools

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LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM THURSDAY APRIL 3, 2025
Dr Christine Braid of Massey University will talk about a range of books that students of all ages can read independently, as well as great books for teachers to read aloud
Science of learning

How do people learn mathematics? Insights from the science of learning

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM WEDNESDAY APRIL 30, 2025
Dr Tanya Evans from the University of Auckland will talk about how the decades of cognitive research can be applied to teaching mathematics in the classroom
Neurodiversity

Using trauma-informed practices to support neurodivergent students

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM WEDNESDAY MAY 21, 2025
Tami Harris of Acorn Neurodiversity explores how using a trauma-informed lens to support neurodivergent students in school settings can help teachers to mitigate challenges
Creativity

Supporting the development of computational thinking in makerspaces

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM WEDNESDAY JUNE 4, 2025
Exploring ideas and practices that enhance experiences of computational thinking and resonate with the latest insights from the Science of Learning
Speech and language differences

Understanding Developmental Language Disorder and how it can affect learning

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM TUESDAY JUNE 24, 2025
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
Principles of assessment

Using assessment for learning to support literacy learning

LIVE EVENT: COMING UP: 7.30PM WEDNESDAY JULY 30, 2025
Deputy Principal of Pukekohe Hill School Rochelle Keown will share insights into her school’s journey to raising learner achievement
Culturally responsive pedagogy

Māori immersion at Westlake Boys High School

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM TUESDAY AUGUST 26, 2025
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
Literacy (secondary level)

Teachers’ professional decision-making about text choice in secondary school English

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM MONDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 2025
There are many considerations when choosing which texts to teach. Teachers Taylor Hughson and Jordan Tricklebank, along with Claudia Rozas from University of Auckland, explore the factors influencing teachers’ decision-making
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Understanding the relationship between a secure cultural identity and school engagement

Key insights from a webinar with Dr Tania Cliffe-Tautari of Waipapa Taumata Rau - The University of Auckland.

Research-based guidelines for screen use in educational settings

Key insights from a webinar with Julie Cullen from Sensible Screen Use.

Generative AI two years on: Implications for teaching and learning

Key insights from a webinar with Hema Sridhar from Koi Tū: The Centre for Informed Futures.

An introduction to the science of learning

Key insights from a webinar with Dr Stephanie MacMahon from the University of Queensland.

Teaching and learning social studies in Aotearoa New Zealand

Insights from a webinar with Associate Professor Bronwyn Wood.

How to support ESOL students in the classroom

Key insights from a webinar with Michelle McKinlay from the University of Auckland.
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