Visiting Scholar: Dr Jennifer Rennie
Dr Rennie will be located in WR15B/211 on ext 9773 and will only be here for two weeks. Please feel free to drop in and introduce yourself to her.
2017 news
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Research shows impact on young Māori of widening inequalities
New research from Victoria University of Wellington shows that widening economic inequalities are having a major impact on how Māori youth think about their lives as adults.
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Pre-school therapy programme for children with autism
The team at Victoria University of Wellington’s Educational Psychology Clinic have received funding from the IHC Foundation and Autism Intervention Trust to offer and evaluate a play-based therapy to help the development of pre-school children with autism.
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Budget 2017: Time to recognise children as citizens
Associate Professor David Crabbe is Dean of Education and Professor Carmen Dalli is Director of the Institute for Early Childhood Studies in the Faculty of Education at Victoria University of Wellington.
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An open letter to the new education minister on early childhood policies
Dr Sue Cherrington is Associate Dean (Academic) at the Faculty of Education at the Victoria University of Wellington
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Abolish UE and brace for inequity
The following commentary is provided by Dr Michael Johnston, senior lecturer in the School of Education at Victoria University of Wellington.
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Faculty of Education and Stout Centre seminar series - The Road Ahead
Education, the great shared experienceVictoria University this week hosts a seminar series called The Road Ahead, looking at education in New Zealand across the spectrum.
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What teaching sexuality in schools might look like
The following commentary is provided by Libby Paterson, health curriculum course coordinator at Victoria University of Wellington.
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Dealing with cyberbullying is everyone’s responsibility
Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington research shows that for New Zealand to combat its high cyberbullying rates, everyone needs to take responsibility: from teachers to school management and Government organisations.