Educampdunners attendee Anne Kenneally shares her thoughts about the Dunedin Educamp which took place at St Clair School in early May.
The first of a series of CORE breakfasts was delivered by De Thomas and Whare Wano today in 
Christchurch. The seminar addressed Māori students’ strengths and the common elements within a school’s teaching and learning programme at which they excel.
Three of the 2012 CORE eFellows were inspired by Ignition 2012, the two day ‘unconference’ held at AlbanySeniorHighSchool during the Easter break.
Applications are now open for CORE Education’s Pasifika Education Grant. Each year, CORE grants one $5,000 scholarship to support teachers of Pacific Island descent.
CORE Education is proud to sign up as a Partner of the New Zealand Computer Society’s ICT Connect Programme.
This in-schools project will see hundreds of IT professionals around New Zealand visit schools and talk to students about future options in the IT sector. The project is designed to change young students’ perception of IT as a sector, and what the future in ICT will mean to them.
CORE Education Director Derek Wenmoth used his time wisely on Thursday by attending the DEANZ Conference in Wellington, and making a presentation to the NZEALS Conference in Tauranga.
CORE’s Project Development Coordinator Matt Tippen is pleased with the reception that the five CORE staff members received at the spotlight presentations, workshops and trade stand at the ICTLT in Singapore last month.
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Kevin Honeycutt: Trends, tools and tactics for 21st century learning
Keynote Kevin Honeycutt outlines the key points from his Learning@School 2012 presentation in Hamilton, New Zealand. Kevin encourages teachers to become always-on learners, and he challenges educators to embrace new tools and tactics in their teaching and learning.
