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  • Anderson, Richard

    Kaimata School

    Study the impact of principal hauora on the acceleration of wellbeing and achievement of teachers and students in Aotearoa, particularly for priority learners (Māori, Pasifika, and students with additional learning needs).

  • Livingstone, Sharon

    Otatara School

    Engage in professional learning in relation to the development of ecological identity and literacy as a means to support and enhance culturally sustainable practices in our school.

  • Westfield, Jan

    Rawhitiroa School

    Complete Masters of Education in professional learning. Look closely into why some professional learning and development is more sustainable than others.

  • Fox, Ricardo

    Mayfair School

    Investigate the implementation of tier 3 and post-tier 3 Positive Behavioural Interventions and Supports (PBIS) internationally to support PB4L anti-bullying programmes in the school.

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  • Overton, Murray

    Kaiapoi Borough School

    Investigate effective coaching practice for leaders and its use to lift and accelerate student achievement.

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  • Peterson, Germaine

    Waikowhai School

    Investigate reading programmes that raise the reading achievement of Māori and Pasifika students in a digital, innovative learning environment.

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  • Hassall, Susan

    Hamilton Boys' High School

    Investigate the critical link between relational teaching and success for boys, from those who are gifted to those who are most at risk.

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  • Ashworth, Gael

    Wellington East Girls' College

    Investigate how New Zealand schools are implementing integration and project- or problem-based learning at the senior level.

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  • Hastings, Sandy

    Beckenham Te Kura o Puroto

    How can I ensure our school is inclusive of gender-diverse people, particularly gender-diverse students and their whānau, and also gender-diverse staff, whānau and wider community?

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