Political and economic commentator Rod Oram, talks about the value of generalists in a world of specialism. Rod believes the New Zealand education system contributes to producing successful examples of these: people who can work across a wide range of issues and subjects to bring coherence.
Political and economic commentator Rod Oram, talks about the value of generalists in a world of specialism. Rod believes the New Zealand education system contributes to producing successful examples of these: people who can work across a wide range of issues and subjects to bring coherence.
Political and economic commentator Rod Oram, talks about the value of generalists in a world of specialism. Rod believes the New Zealand education system contributes to producing successful examples of these: people who can work across a wide range of issues and subjects to bring coherence.
Corporate, political and economic commentator, Rod Oram, discusses the interrelated power of local and virtual communities. Rod talks about developing local and virtual communities that both embrace and contribute to change, and links this to the entrepreneurship potential of virtual communities in education.
Tony Ryan believes that in the future, who we are as educators will be more important than what we teach. In this EDtalk Tony outlines his four 'E's: teachers who are energisers, ethicists, entrepreneurs, and environmentalists.
CORE's Gina Cathro has been working in the Education for Enterprise area. Gina describes how she supported two teachers in the development of enterprising opportunities for their students by involving the local community in curriculum-based activities.
