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8003 Week 10 Your Philosophy

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2018/06/29

This week Tim is joined by Jay Allnutt, CEO of Teach First NZ: Ako Mātātupu. Jay started his career as a secondary school teacher and has worked in middle leadership roles in schools serving lower-income communities. He is also an ambassador (alumnus) of Teach First in UK. He joined Teach First NZ: Ako Mātātupu as Director of Strategy and Operations in 2014 after a number of years working with Teach First in London. Jay has founded three charities focused on reducing inequality in education in

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8003 Week 9 Wider Perspectives

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2018/06/24

This week Te Mihinga and Tim are joined byMilla Inkila, who is the Mind Lab’s Postgraduate Director in the Waikato Region to talk about the wider perspectives in global education. Milla teaches in Rotorua, Hamilton, Cambridge, Tauranga and to be exact all around our beautiful country when there is the opportunity. She has been working for the Mind Lab for 4 years now, and still calls it her dream job. She’s excited about the opportunities of technology in and outside education. Although, she is just

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8003 Week 8 Safe Spaces To Learn

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2018/06/15

This week Te Mihinga and Tim talk to Pania Huata - nō Ngāti Apakura, Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Porou hoki - who is the Māori Studies HoC at Melville High School in Hamilton and is an experienced secondary school English & Māori medium teacher. She has also worked as a learning advisor for Te Kura, a facilitator for CORE Education and a lecturer at Te Kura Toi Tangata, the University of Waikato.This work is licensed under aCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives

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8003 Week 7 Communicating with learners and their...

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2018/06/10

This week Tim joins Ryan Tapsell and Kahu Falaoa from Gisborne Boys High School (Tūranga Tāne) to talk about how we can create the relationships we need to establish to really value the intrinsic abilities that many of our learners have, but are not always valued by the traditionalschool system. Ryan (left) and Kahu (right) Tūranga Tāne Audio file here. This work is licensed under aCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

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8003 Week 5 Innovative and Effective Teaching

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2018/05/27

This week Tim is joined by Morgan Ngata who teaches Maths and Science at Rītana, Lytton High School. Morgan has taught for the last eight years in a variety of schools and has taken on the challenge of ensuring success as Māori in a range of settings. In this podcast Morgan talks about some of the innovative and effective teaching strategies he has applied, ranging from ‘kaiology’ to the Tiarāwhiti Voyaging Trust. If you are interested in following up on any of the ideas or were interested in

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8003 Week 4 Critical Pedagogy

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2018/05/20

Tim is joined by Dr. Louise Taylor. Louise began her career as a teacher later managing a youth alternative education facility. Most of her working life has been in the tertiary education sector working with teachers and educational leaders to support and grow innovation and equity in their settings. Louise has a PhD in teacher professional learning for progressive social change and she is resolute about positioning social justice and equity at the centre of her work. She is currently

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8003 Week 3 Voices in the room

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2018/05/11

In the podcast this week we hear from Dr. Michelle Johanssen of TeachFirst NZ Ako Matatupu and Agnes Milford alumnus of Tangaroa College. Michelle has worked in middle and senior management. She has also worked for the Ministry of Education as an NCEA marker; as Pasifika Advisor for the development of Teaching and Learning Curriculum Guides and in research and report writing on Pasifika Professional Learning and Development. Michelle is the managing director and playwright of the critically

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8003 Week 2 New Zealand Education

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2018/05/05

This week Tim is joined by Karen Spencer to talk about policy and practice in New Zealand Education.Karen has had over a decade leading national education initiatives as a senior consultant, but is now delighted to have returned to where the rubber hits the road as Deputy Principal at Wellington High School. Karen is internationally recognised for leadership in networked professional development, digitally technologies, and inclusive learning. She has written for Education HQ, the Education Review,

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8003 Week 1 Te Tiriti o Waitangi

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2018/04/26

This week we are looking at an overview of the course '8003 Society and Learning', the commitment required from participants, and some interesting korero about Te Tiriti o Waitangi with Te Mihinga Komene and Emma Thompson. We explore the current challenges in education around honoring the treaty, as well as the difference between Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the Treaty of Waitangi, as well as the ambiguity of the principles compared to tangible practice-based examples of the articles within Te

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