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Year
Phillipa Neville-Barton
The Relationship Between English Language and Mathematics Learning for Non-native Speakers
2005
Dr Daphne Rickson
The Relationship between Participation in Singing Programmes and Student Well-Being in a Christchurch Primary School
2018
Pat Street
Together is better? Primary students’ and teachers’ experiences of collaborative learning online
2006
Professor Janet Gaffney and Dr Meg Jacobs
Understand Me: Crafting Selves and Worlds in Collective Storied Conversations with Tamariki/Children, Whānau/Families, and Kaiako/Teachers
2023
Dr Jenny Lee
Understanding the pedagogy of school-based marae: A culturally responsive learning context in secondary schools
2012
Assoc. Professor Brenda Bicknell & Assoc. Professor Jenny Young-Loveridge
Using multiplication and division contexts to enhance young children’s part-whole thinking in mathematics
2015
Christina Harwood
Zeroing in on quality teaching: Reducing disparities by building teachers’ capacities and capabilities with respect to integrative approaches to curriculum delivery
2006
Dr Frances Edwards and Prof Bronwen Cowie
Zooming out and zooming in on student data: Developing teacher data literacy to enhance teaching and learning
2021
Dr Mark Sheehan
‘Thinking historically’: The role of NCEA research projects in motivating history students to develop disciplinary expertise
2013
Ruth Boyask
“Write-on!”: Investigations into relationships between teacher learning and student achievement through writing
2007
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