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  Let's slow down: Shifting from directing and correcting to a culture of connecting

  What busy lives we lead. Always rushing from here to there, structuring our days, and time, to fit as much in as possible. Where does all of this over-scheduling leave us in terms of connecting? Connecting with the children we work with? And why is connecting so important anyway? Click here to read more from this inspiring article by Harriet O'Sullivan

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  Celebrating Learning Stories 2018

  What a fantastic day at this year's Conference! We had a record number of attendees this year, it was wonderful to have so many passionate teachers sharing their knowledge and experience and to see the deep participation and thoughtfulness from all attendees. We have already come up with some ideas to make next year even better...watch this space!

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  Ko te Tamaiti te Putake o te Kaupapa. The Child – the Heart of the Matter

  Keeping siblings together is an example of whanaungatanga or connectedness and Manaakitanga: Caring, sharing, displaying kindness, supporting others, ‘being a friend’ and reflect aroha in it’s true sense and as we weave Our Standards through our practice and our appraisal we can explore deeply and widely our assumptions and beliefs about practice.....

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  Congrats!

  Congratulations to those nominated and the winners of the 2018 Prime Minister's Excellence Awards! Wendy very much enjoyed being part of the judging panel this year.

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  The Impact of Neuroscience on our Practice

  What an absolute pleasure it was to have Neuroscience Educator; Nathan Wallis, join us in Hamilton to present a seminar: The impact of Neuroscience on our practice. This was a Ministry of Education sponsored seminar, organised by ELP.

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  Exciting News!

  Learning in the Making, has made the Chinese list of the top 100 books that are influencing teachers in 2016.

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