Category: New Zealand Education
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Discover Key Findings from Our Ako Aotearoa AARIA Research on AI in Adult Tertiary Education: 5 Important Insights on Impact, Challenges, and Future Trends
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in Education, Adult Tertiary Education, AI Research, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence in Education, education technology, Education Trends, educational technology, Educator Professional Development, Ethical AI, Future of Education, Learning and Teaching Strategies, New Zealand Education, Professional Development, Professional Development for Educators, Teacher professional developmentDiscover key findings from our AARIA research on AI in adult tertiary education in Aotearoa NZ. Explore the challenges, ethical concerns, and future trends shaping AI’s role in education.
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A New Look at NZ’s Literacy and Numeracy Implementation Strategy (2015–2019)
Explore the insights and lessons from New Zealand’s Literacy and Numeracy Implementation Strategy 2015-2019. Discover how these experiences shape future educational policies, fostering an inclusive, literate, and numerate society in Aotearoa. Join us in charting a path towards a dynamic and inclusive educational future.
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A Closer Look at Ako Aotearoa’s Tapatoru Programme: Bringing Cultural Values to the Classroom
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in Education, Adult Education and Literacy, career and professional growth, cultural, cultural awareness, Cultural Capability, Cultural Competency, Cultural diversity, Cultural diversity and inclusion, Cultural Exploration, Cultural Inclusion, Cultural insights, Cultural Integration, Cultural Safety, Cultural Sensitivity, Education and learning, education and training, Educator Professional Development, Māori Cultural Safety, New Zealand Education, Professional Development, Professional Growth and Career Development for Educators, Professional standards, Teacher professional development, Teaching ExcellenceExplore Ako Aotearoa’s Tapatoru Programme in our latest post, highlighting its transformative impact on New Zealand’s education. Discover how it integrates Māori and Pacific values into tertiary teaching, fostering cultural competence and inclusive learning environments. A must-read for educators and anyone passionate about innovative educational practices in Aotearoa.
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Te Ao Māori AI in Education: Integrating Cultural Values Through a Wharenui Framework
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in Education, Artficial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence in Education, cultural, cultural awareness, Cultural Capability, Cultural Competency, Cultural diversity, Cultural diversity and inclusion, Cultural Exploration, Cultural Inclusion, Cultural Safety, Cultural Sensitivity, education technology, Ethical AI, Ethical Considerations, Indigenous education, Indigenous knowledge, Indigenous knowledge and practices., Institutional Accountability, Māori Cultural Safety, New Zealand Context, New Zealand Education, Pedagogical Strategies, Sustainability in Education, Te Ao MāoriTe Ao Māori AI in Education Explore the integration of Te Ao Māori values into AI in education through a unique Wharenui Framework. Learn how principles like whanaungatanga and manaakitanga can enrich AI systems, making them more culturally sensitive and ethically robust.
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A Tertiary Educator’s Guide to Technology, AI and Cultural Responsiveness: Or Why You Need to Understand and Embrace the Untapped Digital Landscape
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in Education, Adult Community Education, adult education, Adult vocational education, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence in Education, Digital Literacy, education technology, Ethical Considerations, New Zealand Education, Professional Development, Technology-Enhanced learning, Tertiary, Tertiary Education, Tertiary Education Insights, vocational education, Vocational Learning, Vocational TrainingExplore the transformative role of technology in New Zealand’s tertiary education sector. This comprehensive guide covers digital literacy, AI tools, ethical considerations, and the integration of Māori values. Ideal for vocational trainers, academic lecturers, and adult community educators.