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How to imagine a better world: rich resources for teachers
20 April 2022
How can teachers engage the next generation in big global issues they’ll all have to face in creative and inspiring ways?
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Safety and citizenship in the context of education in Aotearoa
1 April 2022
A University of Auckland researcher has become the first person in New Zealand to be awarded a project grant from the Spencer Foundation for her research into the merging of safety and citizenship in education.
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Education student learns old-school lessons
1 April 2022
Student Katie Lilburne uncovered a trove of New Zealand’s educational history revealing what Kiwi children learnt in classrooms as far back as 1877.
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Ritesh Shah: Why do we value some children's futures over others?
1 April 2022
Opinion: The scope and scale of the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine is unprecedented and raises questions about the West’s response, writes Dr Ritesh Shah.
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New strategy welcomed by university education deans
31 March 2022
The New Zealand Council of Deans of Education welcomes 'Hei Raukura Mō te Mokopuna', a series of new learning models from the Ministry of Education.
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The world is welcoming Ukrainians fleeing war, why not others?
22 March 2022
Opinion: It's right to welcome Ukrainian refugees but others have been left in the cold, writes Jay Marlowe.
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Why can’t the west welcome all refugees?
9 March 2022
Opinion: The humanitarian response to Ukraine raises uncomfortable questions about views from the west towards brown, black and non-Christian refugees, writes Ritesh Shah.
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Convoy politics and barbarians at the gate
5 March 2022
Opinion: Ian Hyslop explains why we must address social divisions that enabled the Parliament protest rather than "disparage the feral mob and order another latte”.
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Arts funding central to improving youth wellbeing
4 March 2022
Youth mental health is a stated priority for this government, but funding for young people in the arts remains piecemeal and unreliable, according to recent studies.
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Ian Hyslop: uncomfortable truths about child protection
1 March 2022
Opinion: Child protection social work is a fraught and emotive topic, writes Dr Ian Hyslop.
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Is letting a sleeping dog lie always the right answer?
27 February 2022
Opinion: Ritesh Shah saw the existing humanitarian crisis in East Ukraine firsthand. Now he hopes the response to Russia's catastrophic invasion will match the scale and scope of the need.
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The wider freedoms beyond the protesters
24 February 2022
Opinion: Māori exercising collective sovereignty and protection for workers against exploitation are freedoms we should be thinking about, writes Ian Hyslop.
