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Events for November 28, 2018
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Design thinking in the curriculum
Design thinking stands alongside other constructivist approaches such as inquiry-based learning, computational thinking, STEAM, makerspaces, and project-based learning and empowers students to change their social and environmental contexts through design. Want to know more about Design thinking and how this fits in the Technology curriculum when teaching CT and DDDO? Join us when this discussion goes […]
Find out more »An integrated investigation: Science at Taita Colleg
We profile this inspirational story from the Gazette and interview Sujata Rajagopal (HOD Science) about a thematic project that integrates several strands of the curriculum in a culturally responsive way that enables students to achieve multiple NCEA credits from several different disciplines. This discussion will be hosted in the Teaching group.
Find out more »Exploring Progress outcomes 2 for CT and DDDO
Building on planning ideas for Progress Outcomes 1 for CT and DDDO, we continue to familiarise ourselves with the terminology and intentions of the Progress outcomes 2 linking to Digital technologies content material and examples of practice from the Enabling e-Learning media gallery. This discussion will be hosted in the Teaching group.
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SPOTLIGHT WEBINAR: What does innovation look like in your school? 26 November
As part of current trends looking more deeply into designing thinking, authentic integration through STEM/STEAM, we revisit this webinar (2014), and hear how Alexia Hilbertidou has created a movement that encourages young NZ women to take up STEM and STEAM subjects at school and follow those passions into successful careers. This discussion is hosted in the Leadership group.
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Reviving Pasifika languages of the Realm by Teanau Tuiono
The Cook Islands, Niue, and Tokelau are a part of the realm of New Zealand. What could this mean for the indigenous languages of those islands? As I write this it is Cook Islands Language week, which also means we are in the middle of the New Zealand winter.
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