Nina Hood, Author at THE EDUCATION HUB

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Nina Hood

Knowledge, the curriculum, and reading; Why we need to do things differently in New Zealand

Some initial thinking on National’s ‘return to basics’ education policy announcement

Exploring big ideas in education

Indigenisation and Indigenous inclusion

Understanding the families you work with: Reflective questions to uncover cultural differences

Why our schools need both Apollo and Dionysus

Principles for culturally responsive teaching in early childhood education

How to use a superdiversity approach to work with migrant families in early childhood care and education settings

How to support recently immigrated children and families with culturally responsive practice

How to support Māori children with culturally responsive teaching