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  3. Vol. 2 No. 1 (2005)

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2005)

Published: 2005-04-01

Editorial

  • The Truth About Teachers’ Work
    John O'Neill, Paul Adams
    1-2
    • PDF

Opinion pieces

  • Graduation Address
    Ivan Snook
    3-5
  • The Poor Kids!
    Susan St John, Janfrie Wakim
    6-7
  • There can be no contentment but in proceeding.
    David McKenzie
    8-16
    • PDF

NZJTW Forum

  • Being a Critical Consumer of Research is Important: Consider the Political Spin and Shortcomings of NZCER’s Competent Children Study For Example
    Gillian Croad, Sarah Farquhar
    17-19
    • PDF
  • Professional Development and Student Achievement Gains: A Look at the Te Kõtahitanga Report
    Roy Nash
    20-27
    • PDF

Research overviews

  • The Privatisation of Education: QPEC Factfiles
    John Minto
    28-29
    • PDF
  • The Perceptions of Teacher Education in Relation to the Teaching Practicum
    Peter Lind
    30
    • PDF
  • Developing Praxis for a Few Non-English Speaking Background Students in the Class
    Penny Haworth
    31-33
    • PDF
  • The ‘PM Readers’ versus ‘Ready to Read’ Stories as Instructional Reading Texts: Some Comparative Analyses
    Keith Greaney
    34-42

Teacher reflections

  • Scaffolding Alex: Actively Supporting Young Children in the Visual Arts
    Lisa Terreni
    43-48
    • PDF
  • Helping Teachers Develop Formative Assessment Strategies
    Stephanie Geddes
    49-54
    • PDF

Book reviews

  • Weaving Te Whäriki: Aotearoa New Zealand’s Early Childhood Curriculum Document in Theory and Practice
    Cushla Scrivens
    55-57
    • PDF
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ISSN: 1176-6662

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Faculty of Education,
University of Canterbury,

Aotearoa New Zealand.

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