Derek Wenmoth from CORE Education announced CORE's annual Ten Trends in education for 2012 before over a thousand delegates at the Learning@School conference in Hamilton yesterday.
Over the past year, nine Wellington early childhood centres participated in a Ministry of Education funded professional development programme on pedagogical leadership.
Digital technologies are expanding the opportunities and ways we can engage with information.
Ulearn11, hosted in Rotorua last week, has been a resounding success on every level. Over 1,500 people attended the three-day conference, which focused on education, innovation, and collaboration.
Social media use in education is a sweeping phenomena that is having impacts on many levels. Last week's ULearn11 was a living breathing example of how a very localised message can go global.
Do you have mobile phones in the classroom? Or are they banned in your school?
What qualities should teachers have? Open mindedness, an ability to be flexible and adaptable, a dose of optimism perhaps?
Teach-IT are highly adaptable primary and secondary resources.
COMING to NZ in JANUARY
With CORE Achieve you will:
Thursday 26–Friday 27 January 2012
Claudelands Events Centre, Hamilton
Halcombe School talk about Learning@School
The senior staff at Halcombe School talk about the benefits of the entire staff attending CORE Education's 2011 Learning@School conference.
