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Setting them up to Succeed: Teacher Groundwork

Learning Strategies for English Language Learners / ESOL

Reciprocal Teaching

High Impact Teaching Practices

Teaching Learners with Dyslexia

Teaching Students with Learning Needs

Teaching Māori Learners (ākonga)

Teacher Efficacy with Te Reo & Te Ao Māori

Peer Support

Peer support involves one or more learners teaching other learners, by design, in a particular area either formally or informally.

Preventative Approach – Classroom Climate, Organisation & Student Engagement

Effective teachers, according to Scheuermann & Hall set their classrooms up for success by preventing problem behaviours from occurring in the first place.

Communicating for Boys’ – Positive Reinforcement

Because boys are sensitised to failure it’s crucial they experience success and are recognised for their success even if those successes are small. By doing so boys will be encouraged.

High Impact Teacher Practices – Collaborative Learning

Collaboration is one of the buzzwords of this century, and collaborative learning is one of the popular hallmarks of what is often called “21st Century Learning.”