Breadcrumbs List.
Faculty of Education and Social Work
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Professor of Social Work celebrates progress in the profession
12 March 2019
A long and distinguished career in social work education and research spearheading major advances in the profession has culminated in Liz Beddoe’s appointment to Professor of Social Work.
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William Pike: Inspiring a generation of explorers
11 March 2019
Young Alumnus of the Year William Pike is on a mission to build resilience and curiosity in young Kiwis.
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Valuing young children as philosophers
7 March 2019
To mark Children’s Day on Sunday 3 March, Maria Cooper and Marek Tesar reflect on how all children deserve teachers who positively welcome children’s questioning as philosophical thinking.
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Tributes for Pacific Early Childhood Education champion
7 March 2019
Dr Patisepa Tuafuti was a well-loved lecturer at the University who devoted her life to empowering Pacific communities through bilingual education programmes.
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Language learning an ‘at-risk’ activity
5 March 2019
Martin East draws on Brexit to argue that the learning of additional languages is at risk in contexts where it is often assumed that everyone speaks English.
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Kiwi life can’t really be just all about rentals
1 March 2019
Opinion: Do we really all hold a sacred place for what is a fundamentally exploitative, unequal and unfair practice? Dr Ian Hyslop certainly doesn't think so.
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University honours Distinguished Alumni
28 February 2019
A surgeon, a singer and a stalwart of Fisher & Paykel are among the distinguished alumni to be honoured by the University of Auckland at a gala dinner.
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The key to understanding Pasifika education
26 February 2019
Opinion: Associate Dean Pasifika, Jacoba Matapo, explains why understanding the spirit of the collective is vital for Pasifika engagement in tertiary education.
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Who's in and who's out? Educational exclusion on the rise
25 February 2019
In a world driven by competition and exclusion, the vision of a mainstream education system that includes students with disabilities is increasingly under threat.
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Making friends across the street
25 February 2019
A powerful, interactive play about the value of friendship is challenging its cast to make friends with its audience in the space of just one hour.
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What we think of as 'normal' has changed over time and place
20 February 2019
Opinion: Who we mean when we talk about diverse people depends a lot on who and what we think of as normal, writes Professor Missy Morton.
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Elizabeth Rata: NZ’s knowledge blind spot
19 February 2019
Opinion: New Zealand is prey to educational fads. We see it in NCEA, modern learning environments and localised school curriculum, writes Professor Elizabeth Rata.