Items tagged with "Māori student achievement"
Rangiātea: Western Springs College
Project focus: individualised monitoring of student achievement
This is an awesome school, and you’ll do really well academically. If you come here, you won’t want to leave. (Māori student)
Western Springs College is a decile 8 co-educational school in Auckland. Māori students make up 17 percent of the roll.
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Shortcliffe Andrew
To investigate strategies that can successfully enhance educational outcomes for Māori and Pasifica students. To reflect on the effectiveness of our own school's strategies and programmes developed over the last four years and consider where further modifications and improvements can be made.
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Stevens Kay
To investigate the provision of specific programmes to enhance student well-being and social skills, with a particular focus on Māori students.
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Tawhiti Jade
Investigate tuakana-teina concepts and their correlation to reciprocal and peer learning strategies to lift the achievement of our Māori students.
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Wilson Scott
To research, analyse, and implement strategies to enhance parental and whānau engagement to support their children's learning, aimed at both parents and whanau of school aged children.
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