Want to learn to teach fractions like a pro? Head to our website for pricing details and more information or get in touch if you have questions. https://t.co/ivmhEhqoSJ
We're excited to announce our new self-directed course, Fraction Fundamentals! Made for teachers of years 5 to 8 to improve their understanding and teaching of fractions, this online course can be completed anywhere in your own time and on any device. https://t.co/ivmhEhqoSJ
Our wonderful testers have said the following about these modules:
✅Great classroom activities!
✅I found this extremely useful.
✅Excellent PD tool for staff.
✅Great that you have included a recording of how to pronounce the kupu reo.
✅Very easy to follow.
Year 2 provisionally certificated primary school teachers recently completed their fourth workshop with us this year, this time focussing on integrated learning. 🧵
Facilitators @HABark1 and @Aratiatia1 led an exploration of integrated learning, a "newsboard" approach for engaging students with real events, a look at STEAM education and a hands on team activity about creating and digitally recording statistics about sound. 🧵
We're thrilled to announce that a brand-new 𝗼𝗻𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘀𝗲𝗹𝗳-𝗱𝗶𝗿𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀𝗲 is about to be released, the first of its kind for Te Whai Toi Tangata. We've designed a course to empower kaiako to improve their teaching of fractions. 🧵
You'll be able to learn at your own pace on any device, deepen your skills and gain greater confidence and knowledge of fractions misconceptions and how to address them with students.
Stay tuned and keep an eye on this page — you won’t want to miss it! 🧵
Want to know more about how we can support your beginning primary or secondary school teachers? check out our workshops page for more details.
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Beginning secondary teachers recently completed their third workshop in our Provisionally Certificated teachers (PCT) workshop series. Facilitators David Bradford and Stephen Ross led the day's kaupapa on literacy and numeracy across the curriculum at The University of Waikato.
Guest speakers Helen Bradford and Nikki Steward from St Paul's Collegiate in Hamilton also shared their experience in supporting students with special assessment conditions and learning support systems.
For instance, check out these photos from our recent PCT year 2 session "Numeracy, Maths & Statistics" facilitated by Rhian Johnson and Stephen Ross.
Explore our workshop series for primary and secondary PCTs or get in touch to find out more. https://t.co/IH6s5FwkJT
A paused curriculum refresh, NCEA date changes, maths & English reviews, shifts in assessment - much is happening in education. However, this is no reason to ignore teacher practice. It’s more important than ever to support your provisionally certificated teachers (PCTs). 🧵1/3
We need to ensure our beginning teachers are confident, supported, informed and in control as they develop their classroom practice. Te Whai Toi Tangata can support PCTs with hands-on, interactive kanohi ki te kanohi (face-to-face) workshops led by experienced facilitators.🧵2/3
We're now on LinkedIn!
Follow us to learn more about where we've come from, what we've done and what we continue to do in support of educators across Aotearoa.
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This workshop with the Polynesian Panthers was the final in the Step up to the World | Tū māia ki te Ao series, events dedicated to global citizenship education. If you’re interested in global citizenship education, get in touch with us. https://t.co/jcM7hxZ9Lg
Te Whai Toi Tangata and the CAPEs Education Team were fortunate to once again support the Polynesian Panthers with two powerful and engaging workshops, this time at the Christchurch Town Hall in June. https://t.co/jcM7hxZ9Lg
The workshops specifically focussed on the activism of Auckland’s 1970s Polynesian Panthers, aiming to support teachers in naming, negotiating and navigating racism in schools. This moving clip from 2021 was shared (duration 14:22).
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