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AEC NZ, Sarah Aiono, Maurie, Jenny Ritchie, Claire Amos, Rebecca Jesson, David Cooke, Jodie Hunter, Robyn Brown, Terry Locke, Bevan Holloway, Maurie Abraham, Marta Estellés, Derek Wenmoth, Dave Kennedy, Gareth Sinton, Lynda Knight, Kieran Gainsford, Bruce JepsenEngage in discussion about issues most pressing in education.
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Introduction
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm Dr. Sarah Aiono, an advocate for innovative and developmentally-informed pedagogy. Passionate about transforming teaching and learning for an uncertain future, I hope to inspire others to champion curiosity, creativity, and lifelong learning.
Retired from principalship but still finding ways to contribute
Jenny Ritchie teaches at Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington. She is a registered teacher, teacher educator, and researcher. She focuses on education for social, cultural, and ecological justice.
Principal at ASHS, NetSafe Board, William Pike Challenge Advisory Board, Google Certified Innovator, co-founder @DisruptEDNZ. Passionate about family, shoes, tattoos and leading change in education.
Associate Professor, Literacy Researcher, Research-Partner, Advocate for evidence and critical thinking
Language education and teacher education at VUW, York University and Unitec.
Professor in Mathematics Education. Expertise in Mathematics Education and Pacific Education
Ko au te tumuaki o te kura o Birchville ki Awakarangi Ki Uta. I am the principal of Birchville School in Upper Hutt.
University of Waikato. Research interests: teacher professionalism, teaching English, teaching writing in a range of sites. Latest book: Sense of Place: Identity and the Revisioning of Curriculum (2023). Also a poet.
Bevan is a secondary teacher from Kāpiti. He also works with schools who want to be guided by student voice, developed a learning dispositions framework with Guy Claxton, and has deep knowledge about play in a secondary context.
Been principal of Opotiki College and Hobsonville Point Secondary School. Now run How Might We Lead (HMWLead) which is an education consultancy. My major focus is on supporting schools on a journey of transformation.
Founder, FutureMakers.nz
Retired teacher and involved in leadership roles in community groups and not for profit national organisations.
Principal/ Tumuaki of Douglas Park School
Lynda Knight is a principal in Porirua East and a trainer and consultant in Trauma-informed Education and Relational Neuroscience
CEO of Te Akatea Inc. Former Principal, Māori educational advocacy and systemic change, Governance, advisor, Māori leadership & perspective, curriculum development and implementation
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