Aotearoa Educators Collective's Substack
AEC NZ, Sarah Aiono, Claire Amos, Rebecca Jesson, Marta Estellés, Claire Coleman, Gareth Sinton, Becca Thomas, Bevan Holloway, Stephen Lethbridge, Jason Miles, Marisa McKay, Susan Sandretto, Philippa Hunter, Vivienne Anderson, Fiona McDonald, John O'NeillEngage in discussion about issues most pressing in education.
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Authors
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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.
Principal at ASHS, Katoa Connect Board, William Pike Challenge Advisory Board, Google Certified Innovator, Aotearoa Educators Collective, co-founder @DisruptEDNZ. Passionate about family, shoes, tattoos and leading change in education.
Professor, Literacy Researcher, Research-Partner, Advocate for evidence and critical thinking
Dr Claire Coleman is a passionate academic, theatre practitioner and educator. She has an extensive background in arts and education, including previous work as a drama and dance teacher, programme leader and recently curriculum lead writer.
Principal/ Tumuaki of Douglas Park School
I write about education through a parent’s lens, sometimes shifting into the voice of a teacher. These reflections share honest stories of how learning is lived by children and whānau, and how system decisions quietly shape classrooms and homes.
Deeply interested the intersection of education policy and democratic process, and the place of Te Tiriti as a primary instrument — not compliance backdrop. I teach English to teenagers.
Dad|Husband|Principal. Leading Learning & growing the Future. TEDx Talk http://bit.ly/387lT7r he/him
I have been a school principal since 1996, I am the current president of the New Zealand Principals' Federation.
educator from NZ
Teacher educator
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