Primary school teachers -- New Zealand -- Attitudes
New Zealand primary school teachers' preparedness to teach children with chronic illnesses : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Educational Psychology at Massey University, Albany, New Zealand
... supported teachers. However, previous research suggests that some teachers are underprepared and inadequately resourced to meet the needs of children living with chronic illnesses and that this can ...
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2. Attitudes of Primary School In-Service Undergraduate Student Teachers towards Educational Psychology in Zimbabwe
... High School) and Harare (Seke Teachers‟ College) to collect qualitative ...of primary school in-service undergraduate student teachers regarding Educational ...student‟s ...
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Meeting the needs of English language learners: How well prepared do beginning New Zealand primary school teachers feel?
... New Zealand is an increasingly multi-cultural society, and this is reflected in the school ...in New Zealand schools had increased by five per cent or more between 2000 and ...in ...
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Beginning and mentor teachers’ perceptions of teacher mentoring processes in primary schools : a case study in Aotearoa New Zealand
... making new meanings, learning is considered an active process and not passive, and learning is a social/collaborative activity and contextual (Bolton, 2009; Burley & Pomphrey, 2011; Lovett, ...inexperienced ...
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Assessing New Zealand high school science teachers' technological pedagogical content knowledge
... They make it [teaching] easier, but it also makes it more difficult. More difficult in that often you‟re juggling ah the practicalities of it. It‟s not necessarily um the reasons why I‟m using it, but the practicalities. ...
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Investigating team teaching through an exploration of beliefs about role and effective teaching : a case study of New Zealand and Thai primary teachers : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Second Language Teaching at Massey University
... ABSTRACT This case study investigates the nature of team teaching relationships from the viewpoint of Thai and New Zealand teachers working in bilingual primary level classrooms.. Team r[r] ...
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A general survey of education on Niue : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Education at Massey University
... 1956, with a Teachers Training Centre in 1958, both of which constituted provisions for post-primary education, supplemented by higher education made available in New Zealand and other o[r] ...
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Inclusive Education: Attitude of Primary School Teachers With Regard To Personal Variables
... general, primary school teachers’ attitude were found to be influenced by the nature and severity of the disabling condition, training of the teacher, experience, gender and availability of ...
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Vol 9, No 1 (2014)
... English teachers would have to learn and implement this change by fall ...hour's teachers must teach and subsequently check, grade, and return assignments and quizzes of each student in each level of ...
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Influences on practice in the mathematics classroom : an investigation into the beliefs and practices of beginning teachers : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Educational Studies in Mathematics at Massey University
... 1.2 THE STUDY With the intention of examining what it is really like for girls in a coeducational mathematics classroom in a New Zealand primary school, the study explored the classroom [r] ...
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Creating a community of care in education : the work of a primary school to mitigate social and economic disadvantage in education in New Zealand : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology at Massey University, Albany, New Zealand
... at school for variety of reasons associated with poverty: health problems occasioning increased health related absences; housing insecurity and residential mobility reducing attachments to school and ...
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Training and Support Centers (CTSCS) As a Resource Center in Professional Development of Teachers
... for primary school teachers to develop new instructional techniques, to explore new roles, refine their practice and broaden themselves (Oberg, 2006; Van Hamersveld, ...the new ...
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The Attitudes of Turkish Teachers to New Applications
... of teachers who are users of above components of an educational system are more ...of teachers as implementers of education programs have a big impact on the qualities of above components of an educational ...
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Attitudes towards inclusive classroom among middle school teachers of government and private school in jammu city
... and teachers about inclusive education: Evidence from Government Schools of Islamabad, ...43 teachers. Six primary schools were randomly selected from a total twelve ...& teachers trained ...
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ICT Integration In Education: Incorporation for Teaching & Learning Improvement
... of teachers’ attitudes and skills regarding ICT implementation in school system is in line with some previous studies such as Hatlevik and Arnseth (2012) and Al-Zaidiyeen, Mei and Fook ...in ...
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STAKEHOLDERS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES: PERSPECTIVES OF PARENTS, TEACHERS AND STUDENTS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS OF ZIMBABWE
... stakeholders’ attitudes and the implementation of inclusive education for children with learning ...secondary school students, teachers and parents viewed more negatively the attitude of the regular ...
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Creating a community of care in education : the work of a primary school to mitigate social and economic disadvantage in education in New Zealand : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology at Massey University, Albany, New Zealand
... This research grew out of my concerns and questions about the differences in educational outcomes for some groups in New Zealand. However, my continued efforts in researching this topic, have been sustained ...
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The impacts of a health education programme on primary school teachers' knowledge and attitudes towards type 1 diabetes mellitus in children in Saudi Arabia
... In practice, the most highly pertinent threat to internal validity is selection bias (Cook and Campbell, 1979; Reichardt and Mark, 2001). Selection bias occurs when selected groups differ from each other or when the ...
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A study of primary teachers attitudes towards the ruralisation of school curriculum in English-speaking Cameroon
... The extensive, but by no means exhaustive, review of the reform proposals made by IPAR in Chapter Six for the reform of primary school education in the English-speaking provinces of Ca[r] ...
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The Attitudes of Primary School Teachers towards Leisure
... the teachers that participated in the research, there wasn’t a significant difference in affective and behavioral dimensions and total leisure ...male teachers could not have reached leisure sources ...the ...
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