Ngā Matapakinga | Discussion
Teachers to get more professional support for digital technologies curriculum
22 June
Public discussion Created by Tessa Gray
Exciting announcement yesterday from the Beehive:
Teachers to get more professional support for digital technologies curriculum
Kia Takatū ā Matihiko | Nationwide Readiness Programme gives teachers an insight into the new digital technologies content and how to teach it.
Sign up today: https://kiatakatu.ac.nz/
I have a question - I am working with an Area School and they are struggling desperately to get a specialist DT teacher. I know that at NCEA they can access Te Kura and for those students who want to specialise but how do they really support years 9 & 10 to get what they need to get to that point in the first place?
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I have a question - I am working with an Area School and they are struggling desperately to get a specialist DT teacher. I know that at NCEA they can access Te Kura and for those students who want to specialise but how do they really support years 9 & 10 to get what they need to get to that point in the first place?