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Breaking the cycle with a slice of cake
18 June 2008
The Faculty of Education’s first Annual Bake-off was held with money raised from entry fees and donations going to raise funds for a national helpline to help break the cycle for victims of domestic violence. >>
New postgraduate qualifications in Professional Supervision
12 June 2008
The Faculty of Education is offering two new qualifications at postgraduate level, commencing in Semester 2, 2008. The Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Supervision and the Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Supervision will help to fill the need for suitably qualified professionals across the fields of health, counselling and human services. >>
Matariki, a celebration of new beginnings
04 June 2008
Every year, just before dawn in the winter sky Matariki rises low on the horizon, appearing in the tail of the Milky Way. For Māori the return of Matariki traditionally signified the arrival of winter and the start of a new year. It was also a time to remember those who had passed on, and a welcome opportunity for celebrating the harvest and new life. >>
Eruption survivor and rescuer look to the future
30 May 2008
The eruption of Mt Ruapehu and 13 operations to his legs hasn’t stopped William Pike becoming a teacher and graduating from The University of Auckland. Both William and his friend and rescuer James Christie recently graduated with Bachelors of Education (Teaching) (Honors). >>
Starpath extends reach to Northland
23 May 2008
Tikipunga High School in Whangarei has become the first school outside of Auckland to take part in a pioneering research project which aims to increase the number of Māori and Pacific Island students from low-income backgrounds attending university. >>
New book puts children to the forefront of ECE policy
19 May 2008
Since before the Enlightenment, people have been philosophising about how best to educate children. Now a new book co-edited by the Faculty of Education’s Sandy Farquhar offers critical insight into current issues affecting early childhood education. >>
ECE-PI graduates embrace Pasifika languages and culture
09 May 2008
Dressed in a colourful array that blended traditional Pacific Island finery and academic formal attire, 57 Faculty of Education graduates were overjoyed to cross the stage of the Town Hall this week to receive their Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Pacific Islands. >>
Degree opens the door to opportunities
06 May 2008
Students who study together, graduate together. That’s the verdict of Ulu Waqavanua and Marica Wotta who this week graduate with a Bachelor of Education (Teaching) ECE from The University of Auckland. >>
Primary Principals all winners at APPA Regatta
14 April 2008
Principals from around the Auckland region made the most of the beautiful Waitemata Harbour with an afternoon of match racing at the Auckland Primary Principals Association (APPA) Yachting Regatta. >>
Faculty of Education academics shine in the Big Apple
14 April 2008
The Big Apple was even bigger and brighter than usual in last month. The end of March saw approximately 20 Faculty of Education academics join with 16,000 other conference goers in mid-town Manhattan. >>
Conference provides inspiration for doctoral students
08 April 2008
Postgraduate students from the Faculty of Education were motivated and inspired to produce their best work by coming together for the second Doctoral Research in Education Conference at The University of Auckland. >>
French students make a multicultural connection
28 March 2008
A goodwill programme between The University of Auckland and IUFM d’Alsace has resulted in five students taking away an unforgettable experience of what it means to feel comfortable in multi and bicultural classroom settings. >>
Faculty of Education graduates meet the need for teachers in the Far North
20 March 2008
The inner city streets of Whangarei came to a standstill under the midday summer sun as the city paused to honour Faculty of Education graduates of The University of Auckland in the annual graduation street procession on 14 March 2008. >>
Faculty of Education lecturer and quizmaster wins Margaret Mahy award
11 March 2008
Wayne Mills is also the 2008 recipient of the prestigious Margaret Mahy Medal award, which is presented in recognition of an especially significant contribution to New Zealand’s children’s literature, publishing or literacy. >>
Education students to graduate from University of Auckland in Whangarei
11 March 2008
Successful students who have completed their studies in education at Te Tai Tokerau campus of The University of Auckland will celebrate at a graduation ceremony in Whangarei on Friday 14 March. >>
Book brings together huge team
10 March 2008
Ngā Kaupapa Here encourages students and practising teachers to analyse and critique the political and professional contexts that impact on their work and on students’ learning. >>
Undergraduate Summer School 2008
26 February 2008
The University of Birmingham is hosting a two-week Undergraduate Summer School and has developed an inspiring programme that will help challenge participants to identify, develop and exercise their leadership skills. >>
Teaching teachers a privilege
20 February 2008
Dr Dawn Garbett (Faculty of Education), winner of one of four University of Auckland Teaching Excellence Awards for 2007, believes strongly that best practice is underpinned by a "really clear understanding of research that supports the practice". >>
New approach needed
12 February 2008
Pacific populations need a different approach to mental health care than pakeha New Zealanders, according to a book edited by Dr Philip, Dr Margaret Agee and psychotherapist Cabrini ‘Ofa Makasiale >>
Tried and true values
12 February 2008
An integral part of the Faculty, Team Solutions provides quality professional development to support teachers and leaders in Auckland and Northland schools. >>
New book brings theory, context into education profession
11 February 2008
A new book edited by leading academics at The University of Auckland’s Faculty of Education examines global theories of sociology, philosophy, history and politics that inform the New Zealand education sector. >>
Faculty of Education researcher lauded
10 January 2008
A study on Teacher Professional Learning Development led by Professor Helen Timperley of The University of Auckland’s Faculty of Education has been lauded at an international education conference. >>
New book explores Pasifika populations and mental health care
11 December 2007
Pacific populations need a different approach to mental health care than Pakeha New Zealanders, according to a new book on the mental health and well-being of Pacific people. >>
Reading Recovery Trainer Training 2008
04 December 2007
Applicants are sought for Reading Recovery Trainer training, which consists of four compulsory Reading Recovery courses in the schedule for the one year Postgraduate Diploma in Education, offered by The University of Auckland, Faculty of Education, in 2008 >>
Alumni Relations Fundraiser
27 November 2007
Alumni Relations Fundraiser – support the university. Just in time for Christmas purchase The Entertainment Wine Book for $40. Discounts of 25% to 50% at leading New Zealand Cellar Doors and winery restaurants and tours. For every book sold, the University of Auckland, Alumni Relations receives $8 in fund-raising. Details under Alumni and Friends. >>
University of Auckland writer’s residency honours Michael King
13 November 2007
The University of Auckland, the Michael King Writers’ Centre and Creative New Zealand have teamed up to create The University of Auckland Residency at the Michael King Writers' Centre 2008. >>
Auckland highest ranked NZ university
09 November 2007
The University of Auckland has again been ranked among the world's top 50 universities in the global rankings to be published this week by the Times Higher Education Supplement. >>
Alison Jones and Kuni Jenkins: Seeking positives from an endless struggle
08 November 2007
Professor Alison Jones from the Faculty of Education recently presented her professorial inaugural lecture, "Ka whawhai tonu matou: The interminable problem of knowing others". >>
Faculty of Education staff support schools implementing New Zealand Curriculum
06 November 2007
Staff at The University of Auckland’s Faculty of Education who are involved in teacher education and ongoing professional development are committed to supporting school leaders and teachers with the implementation of the New Zealand Curriculum (NZC), launched today by the Ministry of Education. >>
Tuition fees for 2008
16 October 2007
Domestic tuition fees at The University of Auckland will increase by an average 3.7% for 2008. >>
Inaugural lecture by Professor Helen Timperley
11 October 2007
Making a Difference to Student Learning in Compulsory Sector Schooling >>
Inaugural lecture by Professor Alison Jones
11 October 2007
Ka whawhai tonu mätou:The interminable problem of knowing others - Professor Alison Jones addresses what she sees as the most complex and interesting problem in Education in New Zealand >>
Doctoral degrees in Education 2008 information meeting
01 October 2007
Education professionals who may be interested in EdD (Doctor of Education) or PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) study, commencing in 2008, are invited to an information sharing meeting >>
Up to $30,000 per annum scholarships available for Mäori immersion teaching
26 October 2007
Become a teacher through the Bachelor of Education (Teaching) Huarahi Mäori Specialisation at The University of Auckland and Teachnz will help to support you with up to $30,000 allowance per year of study. >>
Jill Smith's art exhibition
17 September 2007
Art exhibition uses talking sticks to explore culture, art and art education. >>
Student Learning Centre Workshop
12 September 2007
Student Learning Centre at Epsom - Workshop information >>
Attention Students who are completing first teaching qualification
07 September 2007
Beginning Teachers expo, NZ Teachers council presentation >>
2008 Faculty of Education Undergraduate Prospectus out now
27 August 2007
Download a copy of the Prospectus or request a copy to be sent out to you. >>
School of Theology Teacher Scholarships – available for 2008
27 August 2007
The purpose of these scholarships is to enhance the study of theology in New Zealand for registered teachers in secondary schools and colleges. >>
Student Learning Centre Workshop
06 August 2007
Student Learning Centre at Epsom - Workshop information >>
Student Learning Centre Workshop
30 July 2007
Student Learning Centre at Epsom - Workshop information >>
Student Learning Centre Workshop
23 July 2007
Student Learning Centre at Epsom - Workshop information >>
Scholarships available
20 July 2007
Following Scholarships are available. >>
Student Learning Centre Workshop
16 July 2007
Student Learning Centre at Epsom - Workshop information >>
Faculty of Education receives Equal Opportunities award
27 June 2007
The Faculty of Education congratulates the individuals and community groups who recently received a University of Auckland Equal Opportunities Award. >>
Faculty of Education involved in bid to break through glass ceiling at universities
21 June 2007
Congratulations to the Faculty of Education’s Dr Airini (Associate Dean, Equity) who, along with Associate Professor Jo Putterill from the School of Biological Sciences was chosen to attend the first nationwide leadership programme for senior academic women. >>
CCE's Winter Week on Campus offers experts on food, China, neurology and more
21 June 2007
The Centre for Continuing Education's annual Winter Week on Campus brings together renowned academics across an impressive range of disciplines and areas of expertise. >>
National Tertiary Teaching Excellence Award Winner
13 June 2007
Dr Christine Rubie-Davies from the Faculty of Education was a recipient of a 2007 national Tertiary Teaching Excellence Award. >>
Strong turnout for NCEA speech at Faculty of Education
08 June 2007
Around 100 people— including Faculty of Education staff and students, invited principals, teachers and educationists—filled a lecture theatre at the Epsom campus to hear the Hon Steve Maharey, Minister of Education, deliver a speech in support of the NCEA. >>
Tuition Fees Bursaries for newly enrolling students for semester two 2007
05 June 2007
There is a new scholarship that new enrolling students for the mid year intake can apply now. >>
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