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Welcome to a bi-cultural Aotearoa! in the group Multicultural education
Kia ora Do people consider that schools are a microcosm of NZ society? And if they are, do they reflect what is modelled in society? I was formally welcomed to this country, as a citizen along with 131 other new New Zealanders, a couple of weeks ago. This is my reflection of the ceremony...Tags: biculturalism, citizenship, society, Aotearoa, NZ, partnership
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Auahatanga Innovation in the group uLearn discussion group
Auahatanga | Innovation is one of the uLearn conference themes this year. As Derek Wenmoth writes in the latest CORE blog, As young people around the world begin to mobilise in response to the growing concerns they have about the problems they see looming on the horizon, we n...Tags: innovation, change, agents, creative, young, people, future, society
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edSpace live event: Interactive learning online
Heard of Flipgrid? Used Answer Garden, JamBoard or played Kahoot? These easily...Heard of Flipgrid? Used Answer Garden, JamBoard or played Kahoot? These easily accessible online tools are a great way to invite interaction, participation and collaboration from near or far. Want to know more? Come and join us this Thursday, 1pm (9 April), for a special, free live...
Friday 3 April updates
Kia ora e te whānau, we hope this update sees you well. Our international friend and...Kia ora e te whānau, we hope this update sees you well. Our international friend and mentor, Wesley Fryer has published a blog, 3 Ways to Become a More Connected Educator During the COVID-19 Crisis. He writes, As we grapple as teachers with how to maintain wellness and self-care...Day 6: Level 4 PLD support for schools
Kia ora e te whānau, Day 6, Level 4: We hope you've all settled into a new routine and...Kia ora e te whānau, Day 6, Level 4: We hope you've all settled into a new routine and finding moments for yourselves and well as juggling a new work-life balance. We're thinking of you during this time as we self-isolate alongside you (from home). As you know, the government...
