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What is the place of the key competencies in New Zealand’s curriculum?

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

Why is The Education Hub looking at curriculum design and instructional materials?

Knowledge, the curriculum and E. D. Hirsch’s latest book

What teachers should know about knowledge and learning

Muttonbirds and seven continents; the place of knowledge in the New Zealand Curriculum

Why the learning sciences also need curriculum design and deeper learning

A knowledge[able] conversation: three key ideas about knowledge in education

Reflections on knowledge from and with an exceptional teacher

On knowledge: Towards understandings of place(s), space(s) and role(s) of knowledge in and for education.