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Supporting Pasifika students through dialogic approaches

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Tuesday June 13
7.30PM (NZST)

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Dr Jacinta Oldehaver (University of Auckland) will discuss her research into how utilising dialogic pedagogical approaches can positively support the engagement and learning of Pasifika students, particularly in relation to literacy instruction, in English-medium schools.

Please join us for this informative and interactive session. As always, there will be opportunities to ask questions.

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