Māori
achievement in a mainstream school, by Liz Hawes.
Article
in New Zealand Principal, 27 (4), 2012, p. 7-10.
Talks
to the principal of Te Akau ki Papamoa School about factors that have led to
raising Māori students' achievement. Looks at the school's values, its
inclusion of whānau, teacher development, and curriculum focus.
5
myths about student discipline, by Laurie Boyd.
Article
in Educational Leadership, 70 (2), 2012, p. 62-66.
Outlines
common misconceptions about ways in which teachers can and cannot change
classroom behaviour. Looks at the use of schoolwide behaviour systems to
improve student behaviour.
A
systematic evidence review of school-based group contingency interventions for
students with challenging behavior, by Daniel M. Maggin et al.
Article
in the Journal of School Psychology, 50 (5), 2012, p. 625-654.
Synthesises
the research underlying group contingency interventions (GCI) for problematic
student behaviour in classroom settings. Considers whether there is sufficient
evidence to support the use of GCI as an evidence based strategy for addressing
classroom behaviour problems.
Are there any links to these in particular reference to Māori achievement in a mainstream school that I can read on line??
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Hi Allanah...sorry for late reply. All these readings are available from the Ministry of Education Library. I have a copy of all the readings....if that helps!
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