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Last month’s announcement by the Labour Party of proposed compulsory teaching requirements for literacy and numeracy sat me on the floor in disbelief. In fact, I had to
For many school students overseas, break times have all but vanished in the pursuit of academic excellence. Do we really want to go down that path here? Read more here
Dr. Sarah Aiono was on the Panel to talk about how boredom can help our kids learn.
National’s education policy reinforces an old-fashioned and hierarchical curriculum that does lasting harm to many students, writes educational specialist Dr Sarah Aiono. Read mo
Listen to Sarah on The Panel, Radio New Zealand – National’s Proposed Education Policy – What Teachers Really Need. Listen here
Two days after Cyclone Gabrielle hit my hometown of Napier, I sat watching my 7-year-old niece erupting her homemade volcano on a very soggy back lawn. She squealed with delight as
It was welcome news for teachers when the Prime Minister announced the new Minister of Education, Jan Tinetti. For too long, the education sector has been led by ministers and
Do you have a household with children in it who are dreading the start of the new term? Do you already know that you’ll be dealing with daily reluctance to get to school or, even
A groundbreaking plan to indigenise play to help learning at a Flaxmere primary school is set to be supported by a $200,000 grant. Te Whai Hiringa Peterhead is one of three in New
Sarah Aiono is a teacher and in-school consultant on a mission to bringing more play into the primary school classroom. She’s founded Longworth Education, a company which sup
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