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Becoming a Certificated Teacher. The Teaching Council guidelines are clear and it’s easy – and no cost – to set up your own folder and follow the process. The article below explains how. We also discuss mentoring and how to […]
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Early Childhood Education System. The Stakeholders and Key Organisations Peak Bodies / Largest ECE Service Operators Operators of more than 400 licensed services in our
November 5, 2019. There has been a bit of a flap in the media about Immigration NZ and pay rates for ECE teachers recruited from
This page provides an outline of the national survey of early childhood education teachers on employment, workplace issues, and the quality of their service for
Key Findings on Salary Attestation Affordability: 95% of people in the ECE sector surveyed supported an increase in the minimum wage rates centres must at
Children Indoor Plant Growing Activities. Here are 7 ideas for how to do some fun growing activities and keep children busy. Activities include an onion person, a Humpty Dumpty potato or swede, an egg shell garden, wheat people and more. Young […]
Advocating for a comprehensive approach to assessment in New Zealand early childhood education. Qilong Zhang. Waiariki Institute of Technology, NZ. Full Reference: Zhang, Q. (2015). Advocating for a comprehensive approach to assessment in New Zealand early childhood education. NZ Research in […]
Supporting a grieving child can be distressing for a teacher. However it is important that teachers do not try to avoid dealing with a child’s grief, or with their own grief. Teachers can support children’s grief in a sensitive and […]
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