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Funding awarded to six educational research partnerships

Research projects focusing on literacy, assessment practices, leadership qualities of kaiako Māori,

New research highlights the critical role of whānau in kōhanga reo

When whānau have opportunities to learn about Te Whāriki a Te Kōhanga

TLRI colleagues at recent Matira – Research Showcase

Recently, Te Herenga Waka | Victoria University of Wellington hosted Matira –

Funding opportunity – Whatua Tū Aka full proposal funding round now open

  We are pleased to announce that the TLRI is now accepting

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Mātai mokopuna – he tirohanga wairua, hinengaro, tinana, whatumanawa

Introduction Mātai Mokopuna: He Tirohanga Wairua, Hinengaro, Tinana, Whatumanawa is a research

Investigating the effects of a T-Shaped Literacy intervention on Year 7 & 8 students’ reading and writing in subject English

Overview The project was a 2-year research-practice partnership between Aaron Wilson and

Expanding notions of computational thinking: The makerspace as a space of possibilities

1. Introduction The New Zealand Digital Technologies and Hangarau Matihiko curriculum, introduced

This is an image the front page of the project report. The title is "Weaving our knowledge together: Uncovering Pasifika learners’ mathematical funds of knowledge" The authors are: Jodie Hunter, Bobbie Hunter, John Tupouniua, and Louise Fitzgerald

Weaving our knowledge together: Uncovering Pasifika learners’ mathematical funds of knowledge

Introduction and background Both in New Zealand and internationally, diverse groups of

Using narrative assessment to support secondary school teachers’ inclusive practices

1. Introduction This 2-year participatory action research project explored how learning to

Early childhood teacher practices for supporting oral language acquisition and competency for children from Pacific heritages

Our project uses a multiple case-study design to investigate how EC teachers

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Mātai mokopuna – he tirohanga wairua, hinengaro, tinana, whatumanawa

Introduction Mātai Mokopuna: He Tirohanga Wairua, Hinengaro, Tinana, Whatumanawa is a research

Investigating the effects of a T-Shaped Literacy intervention on Year 7 & 8 students’ reading and writing in subject English

Overview The project was a 2-year research-practice partnership between Aaron Wilson and

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Hoana McMillan, Linda Mitchell, Tiria Shaw, Heather Patu, Abigail Parekura, Jannalee Hano Tihema, Victoria Urlich, and Kamorah Shaw
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