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NCEA success could be boosted with better academic profiling
9 November 2009

Starpath says NCEA students make gains when detailed data on their academic progress is used to help them meet their highest aspirations. >>

Centre for Educational Leadership officially launched
6 November 2009

Dozens of principals and educational leaders celebrated the launch of the University of Auckland Centre for Educational Leadership at a special event on November 4. >>

Embracing change in education
4 November 2009

A one-day symposium hosted by the School of Critical Studies in Education and supported by Te Puna Wānanga examined 'politics of change' in New Zealand education. >>

Faculty assists education in Samoa
28 October 2009

The Research Unit in Pacific and International Education is hosting a team of researchers from the Samoa Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture for two weeks. >>

Change your career and teach in te reo Māori
23 October 2009

If you’ve always dreamed of becoming a teacher and want to learn to teach using te reo Māori, now is the time to go for it. >>

Spring graduation celebration
8 October 2009

Some 341 Faculty of Education students received their qualifications at the Spring Graduation ceremony. >>

Parents dealing with disobedience needed for study
30 September 2009

Researchers are calling for parents of disobedient three to five-year-olds to take part in a study, and learn strategies to improve their parenting. >>

Huarahi Māori student wins national competition
25 September 2009

University of Auckland teaching student Lucky Taylor (Ngati Kahungunu) recently won the Manu Korero English impromptu speech competition in Christchurch. >>

Scholarships recognise te reo teaching excellence
23 September 2009

Two students – one Māori, and one of Niuean descent - have been awarded the prestigious Sonny and Mona Riini Memorial Scholarships at the Faculty of Education. >>

Numeracy needs attention
23 September 2009

Senior Lecturer Peter Hughes, from the School of Science, Maths and Technology, has raised concerns about a lack of numeracy among high school students. >>

Cultural day at Epsom celebrates diversity
21 September 2009

There’s nothing like fine spring weather to bring students into the quad at the Faculty of Education for food, entertainment and a good cause. >>

First Years Journal goes online
27 August 2009

The 10th anniversary edition of The First Years Ngā Tau Tuatahi journal published by the Faculty of Education is now available online. >>

New books give a history of education, and explain why New Zealanders are conformists
26 August 2009

Two landmark books co-edited by Associate Professor Elizabeth Rata have been launched at the faculty. >>

Violence in contact sport needs more critical examination
21 August 2009

Opinion piece by Graeme Severinsen, Lecturer in the School of Critical Studies in Education >>

Chief Social Worker takes academic post at University
20 August 2009

Dr Marie Connolly, Chief Social Worker, Ministry of Social Development, has been appointed an Honorary Professor in The University of Auckland’s Faculty of Education. >>

Faculty honours John Hattie at triple book launch
18 August 2009

A function to honour Professor John Hattie recently toasted his highly acclaimed books and his dedication and commitment to educational research. >>

Student literacy doubles in schools that use assessment data to improve teaching
18 August 2009

Professor Helen Timperley is presenting her research at the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) annual conference this week. >>

Children “playing dead” good for learning
18 August 2009

Pretending to be dead is a common and significant part of play for under-five-year-olds, Faculty of Education Principal Lecturer, Dr Brent Mawson has found. >>

Australian physical education scholar joins Faculty
11 August 2009

Australian academic Professor Richard Tinning has been appointed Adjunct Professor of Physical Education at The University of Auckland’s Faculty of Education. >>

New Zealand's high rate of childcare enrolments
7 August 2009

Jean Rockel in the School of Teaching, Learning and Development is interviewed by Paul Henry on TVNZ’s Breakfast show about early childhood education for under-twos. >>




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