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School systems
The Enigma that is the New Zealand Education System
NZ has many issues to tackle in terms of education. One is the political malaise.
Alwyn Poole
Environment
The Architecture of a High-Trust School - Trust as a System, not a Vibe
Trust is not merely a cultural aspiration. It is an operational advantage.
Dr Paul Teys
Agency
Student Agency Isn't Something We Give - It's Something We Invite
Every lesson carries an implicit message about what we believe children are capable of becoming.
Dr Haili Hughes, Associate Professor of Educational Innovation and Impact, La Trobe University, Melbourne.
Listen
Are We Curious - or Are We Simply Trying to Prove We Are Right?
Curious questions are less concerned with proving and more concerned with understanding.
Sue Chandler, Founder, Transformative Schools
Psychology
Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria
Rejection can always find a place to hide however our emotions and our thoughts still remain intact.
Bruce Wilson, PhD
Careers
One Size Doesn’t Fit All: How Independent Schools Empower Every Learner
VET is shifting from an alternative option to a first-choice pathway.
Nicolette Snowden
Resolution
The Art of the Hard Conversation (Without the Drama)
A grounded, humane approach to difficult conversations.
Dr Paul Teys
Tech
Why Wearable Technology is Creating New Risks for Schools
Unlike phones, many wearable devices are intentionally designed to blend into everyday life.
Holding Redlich Special Counsel Emily Booth
Facilities
Submissions Open for Schools for Our Future Inquiry
Join inquiry of public school infrastructure.
Funding
Big Ideas Start Small: Community Funding That Supports Real Change
Make that great idea a reality by applying for a grant.
Trauma
Trauma-informed Education for War-affected and Refugee Students - A Moment on the School Playground
Classrooms as places of learning, healing and stability.
Dr Paul O’Callaghan and Dr Nicola Cogan
Sleeping
Sleep-Deprived Schools: Why the Best Leaders Join the Anti-5AM Club
Sleep deprivation affects capacities that good teaching depends on.
Andrew Murray, Former Secondary Principal, Director Lumina Wellbeing Strategy
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