Chris Arcus is the Ministry of Education Project Manager for the New Zealand Curriculum. In this EDtalk Chris outlines the unique nature of the NZ curriculum, talks about some of the research findings that accompany the implementation of the curriculum, and discusses some of the innovative changes that schools have undertaken as they implement the new curriculum.
Chris Arcus is the Ministry of Education Project Manager for the New Zealand Curriculum. In this EDtalk Chris outlines the unique nature of the NZ curriculum, talks about some of the research findings that accompany the implementation of the curriculum, and discusses some of the innovative changes that schools have undertaken as they implement the new curriculum.
Chris Arcus is the Ministry of Education Project Manager for the New Zealand Curriculum. In this EDtalk Chris outlines the unique nature of the NZ curriculum, talks about some of the research findings that accompany the implementation of the curriculum, and discusses some of the innovative changes that schools have undertaken as they implement the new curriculum.
Elaine Ayre is Service Director for schools and early years in Knowsley, UK. She is sponsor for the education transformation across the system including primary and special education. In this ULearn10 EDtalk Elaine explains the transformation process focusing on curriculum redesign.
'The New Zealand Curriculum is the best in the world' - Dr. Julia Atkin looks back at the different iterations of the New Zealand Curriculum and discusses how the current curriculum requires a shift in perspective: from a teacher of the subject to a teacher of the person.
Professor Wally Penetito of Victoria University presents his keynote presentation 'Curriculum and pedagogy: A Māori cultural framework for pre-service mainstream teacher education' at the 2010 International Symposium on Classroom Research, hosted by The Graham Nuthall Classroom Research Trust.
