Our recent analysis of data from 1 May showed that 42% of our year 11Maori learners and 87% of 1104MAT Maori learners have zero maths credits. Giving 1104MAT learners an opportunity to set maths specific Goals on day 1 of term 2 seems to have had limited effect on a few learners, so I stepped up the intervention and contacted whanau today asking for their support to encourage learners to attend maths study classes after school. 50% of our whanau immediately agreed to support their children. Now we just need learners to show up.
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Professor Graeme Aitken shared 3 things for learner success at our Manaiakalani PLG today: Enjoyment of learning, Confidence and Achieve...
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Thank you for following my blog over the years and taking the time to view/read/comment on my posts. With your support, I was transformed ...
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In 2024, NZQA introduced new standards for NCEA L1 and maths was hit hard as 13 achievement standards worth over 40 credits in total were r...
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I have attempted something that I would not have ever dreamed of doing. Not sure if I am being brave or foolish. I noticed that while a few...
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To all you non-bloggers out there, I bid you a sad farewell as I have decided to take the plunge into the blogging pool. After much encourag...
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One of my Maori learners missed both assessment deadlines in term 1 worth a total of 6 credits. Our goal for term 2 was to complete the curr...
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These are my reflections after being at my school for a term. STUDENT ENGAGEMENT - the majority of my learners in all classes sat their ...
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