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Māori immersion at Westlake Boys High School
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
Exploring the things of home in early childhood education
Dr Sonya Gaches from the University of Otago explores how objects associated with home serve as holders of narratives that create a sense of belonging for children
The role of love in infant pedagogies
Love has been positioned as a contested emotion in early childhood education, but there are strong arguments for exploring this in early childhood practice
Diverse cultural and gendered identities: Working with children and families in early childhood services
Associate Professor Sonja Arndt and Professor Kylie Smith explore how early childhood settings can support children and families with a range of identities
Understanding the relationship between a secure cultural identity and school engagement
Dr Tania Cliffe-Tautari discusses how attitudes and beliefs that kaiako hold consciously and unconsciously can be a significant factor leading to student engagement or disengagement at and from school.
Safer screen use in educational settings
Julie Cullen of Sensible Screen Use shares insights from a recently published review which examined the impacts of digital technologies on the health and wellbeing of children and adolescents
Safer screen use in educational settings
Julie Cullen of Sensible Screen Use will share insights from a recently published review on the impacts of digital technologies on the health and wellbeing of children and adolescents
Generative AI two years on: Implications for teaching and learning
Hema Sridhar discusses the opportunities and risks of working with emergent AI technologies in schools and classrooms
Free webinar: Māori achieving success as Māori part 2
Janelle Riki-Waaka returns to help educators to positively challenge their existing beliefs and perceptions about te ao Māori, and to build deeper understanding of the best ways to work alongside Māori and enact our
responsibilities to te Tiriti o Waitangi.
Teaching and leading to the North-East
Professor Russell Bishop discusses his research into how leaders and teachers can structure their practice to create quality and equitable learning for ākonga Māori and other marginalised students.
Social justice and children’s rights
Professor Beth Blue Swadener and Dr Lacey Peters will explore how teachers can meaningfully engage with children’s voices, perspectives and experiences and incorporate a social justice approach into their teaching practice
Educational technology and inequality
This webinar explores trends, issues, and possibilities related to the role of technology in education, with particular focus on the continuing digital inequalities that exist and the social and educational implications of these disparities.