Tag: webinar
Teaching children to read and write
Dr Christine Braid shares her vast knowledge and expertise around the processes involved in learning to read and write
Neurodiversity in education
Exploring the challenges that neurodiverse students face in schools and as they move on to tertiary education, as well as how teachers and schools can help to ameliorate these challenges
Trauma-aware and trauma-informed practice in schools
Trauma-informed practice at primary and secondary school level, including the key principles, strategies, and common barriers and solutions
Gifted education
Justine Munro and Madelaine Armstrong-Willcocks explore what is important and what works in gifted education and share insights from their work with the New Zealand Centre for Gifted Education
Teaching writing at primary school
Dr Helen Walls, classroom practitioner and researcher, will present the ‘what’ and ‘how’ of writing instruction, including the re-evaluation of some widely-accepted practices
What switches students on and off?
Professor Andrew Martin presents a guide to the good, the bad, and the ugly of student motivation
Literacy for secondary learning area teachers
Practical ways that secondary school teachers can use effective literacy approaches in their classroom teaching and learning programmes
Movement and learning in early primary
Exploring the role movement plays in brain development and how movement prepares children for the rigours of formal learning
The state of literacy webinar
The perilous state of literacy in New Zealand – The Education Hub launches its latest report with a panel discussion
Stories of collective inquiry for curriculum and professional learning
Learn more about the way that teachers use inquiry as a tool for both children’s curriculum and professional learning at Kids' Domain
