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2006 – Volume 16
Editorial: Ninety-Nine Percent Fat-Free
Ian Livingstone
Merger, Mana, Scholarship and Power: Four Perspectives of Issues Impacting on Quality in Teacher Education in the Merger of College of Education with University
Janinka Greenwood, Elaine Mayo, Lynne H?rata Te Aika, and Lawrence Walker
“Teachers of Promise”: Is Teaching Their First Career Choice?
Susan Lovett
Prison Education in Aotearoa New Zealand: From Justive to Corrections
Nesta Devine
Tertiary Education for Students with Impairnements: A Code of Practice at the Beginning of the Journey
Lisa Bird Claiborne and Alexandra Smith
Text-Bullying in New Zealand: A Mobile Twist on Traditional Bullying
Juliana Raskauskas and Jane E. Prochnow
Three stages in the Digital Integration of New Zealand Schools
Louise Starkey and Ken Sevens
The Changing Face of Kindergarten: A National Picture of Two-Year Olds Within Kindergartens
Judith Duncan, Carmen Dalli and Julie Lawrence
Early Childhood Education and Care: Learning from Finland
Colin Tarr
Changing Courses: A Study of the Responsiveness of Schools to the National Qualification Framework
Erin Pilcher and David Philips
The Contribution of Research to the Review of National Qualifications Policy: The Case of the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)
David Philips
2005 – Volume 15
Editorial: Neo-this and neo-that
Ian Livingstone
The Labour government, networks, and the creation of elite tertiary institutions in New Zealand
Rob Strathdee
Improving tertiary student outcomes in an evidence-based accountability policy framework
Nick Zepke and Linda Leach
Kaupapa Maori intervention in post-graduate education: Ko te pae tawhiti arumia kia tata: Seek to bring the distant horizons closer
Margaret Wilkie
Commercial school-business relationships in New Zealand
David Stuart
Drawing on discourses: Policy actors in the debates over the national certificate of education achievement 1996-2000
Karen Dobric
The digital horizons: Laptops for teachers’ policy initiative: Impacts and consequences
Bronwen Cowie, Alister Jones and Ann Harlow
Election year politics, 2005, and the “nanny state”
Helen May
Notions of Leadership in the New Zealand ECE centres innovation programme
Kate Thornton
Credible subject or callow intruder? Social studies in the secondary school
Rowena Taylor
Innovative initiatives; targeting the declining science enrolments in Ireland
Veronica McCauley, Kevin Davison and Keith Sullivan
2004 – Volume 14
Editorial: Exciting debacles
Ian Livingstone
Rescuing NCEA: Some possible ways forward
Warwick Elley, Cedric Hall and Reg Marsh
The NCEA in the context of the knowledge society and national policy expectations
Rosemary Hipkins
“Official school improvement” in England and New Zealand: A cautionary comparison
Martin Thrupp
Measuring “value added” in New Zealand schools
Rob Strathdee and Therese Boustead
School network reviews: A framework of questions for discussion
Catherine Savage
Effective teaching and standards for teaching: A loose coupling
Lexie Grudnoff, Eleanor Hawe and Bryan Tuck
Teaching and research: The Canterbury declaration and Popper’s legacy for teacher educators
John Clark
Teacher education, training and experience: Knowing what, how, when, why and with
Lex McDonald
Reviewing and rethinking parent support and parent education opportunities in New Zealand
Judith Duncan, Chris Bowden and Anne Smith
Children’s rights and early childhood policy: Impacts and influences
Sarah Te One
Analysing the early childhood qualification policy implementation: The experience of Montessori centres
Sola Freeman
Environment education: A place in the curriculum?
Rachel Bolstad
2003 - Volume 13
Editorial: Money, Money, Money
Ian Livingstone
Education Myths as a Framework for Education Policy: Towards a New Myth
John Clark
Export Education and the Commercialisation of Public Education in New Zealand
John Codd
The Quiet Crisis: International Students in New Zealand Secondary Schools
Deb King
Small New Zealand Primary Schools: Current Policy, Its Impact and Some Alternatives
Graham Collins
Performance-Based Research Fund (PBRF): Policy and Practice
Cedric Hall, Kay Morris Matthews and Theresa Sawicka
Education Reform in Quebec: Pluralism and Citizenship
Ann Beer
On the Faultline Between the Profession and the State: The Ambiguous Role of Teacher Professional Bodies
Noeline Alcorn
Shared Principalship of Schools
Debby Upsall
Moving the Frontiers of Convention 1975-2003: An Overview of the Early Childhood Education Landscape
Helen May
Collectivism, Communities and Constellations: Some Reflections on Early Childhood Innovations 2003
Valerie N. Podmore
Beginning Literacy: The Small-Unit Versus Large-Unit Debate Continues
Juliet Twist
Peaceful Perspectives: Peace Education, Educating for Peace
Marg Sellers
How to Make "What Works" Work: A Role for the Resource Teacher Learning and Behaviour
Charlotte Thomson
2002 - Volume 12
Editorial: Serendipity
Ian Livingstone
Adult learning, Tertiary Education Policy in New Zealand and the Future
Nick Zepke
A Conversation on the Philosophy and Practice of Teaching Research in Maori aud Pacific Education
Wally Penetito and Kabini Sanga
Going, Going ...? Men in Primary Teaching in New Zealand
Ian Livingstone
Teacher Refresher Courses and Effective Professional Development for Teachers
Kate Thornton
Teachers' Understanding and Use of Formative Assessment in Literacy Learning
Helen Dixon and Ruth Williams
Parental Choice or School Choice: Who Benefits from the Removal of Zoning?
Carrie Beaven
Open Learning to Sustain Rural Schools: The Replication of a Three-Stage Model
Ken Stevens
Sex Education in Primary Schools?
Jill Young
The Numeracy Development Project: Policy to Practice
Joanna Higgins, with Ro Parsons and Malcolm Hyland
Early Childhood Education in 2002: Pathways to the Future
Carmen Dalli and Sarah Te One
2001 - Volume 11
Editorial: No Man Is An Island
Ian Livingstone
The Cultural Myths and the Realities of Teaching and Learning
Graham Nuthall
The Third Way for Tertiary Education Policy: TEAC and Beyond
John Codd
Evaluating the Tertiary Education Advisory Commission: An Insider's Perspective
Jonathan Boston
Daring to be Different: The Rise and Fall of Auckland Metropolitan College
Karen Vaughan
Kura Kaupapa Maori: Tomorrow's Schools and Beyond
Peter Appleby
Currents of Change: Ear1y Childhood Education in 2001
Linda Mitchell
Can My Students Foot It With the Best? The Impact of Global Influences on the Primary Curriculum
Sandra Aikin
Teaching and the Phonics Debate: What Can We Learn?
G. Brian Thompson
Unreal Tournament: The Battle Over the New Zealand Social Studies Curriculum
Keith Sullivan
Let's Dig Down Deep: A Philosophical Look at Social Studies Education in New Zealand
Fiona Beals
School Entry Assessment: An Evaluation of its Ability to Support Formative Assessment and the Use of Teacher Judgement
Juliet Twist
The Assessment Resource Banks: From National Testing to a School-Based Resource
Cedric Croft
Assessment in Change: Some Reflections on the Local and International Background to the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)
Jim Strachan
Over Forty Years of Guidance Counselling: Specialist Teachers in New Zealand Secondary Schools 1959-2001
Tina Besley
Peer Learning Groups for Teachers: A Norwegian Innovation
Elaine Munthe and Unni Midthassell
Special Education Policy with Regard to Adolescents with Moderate to Severe Behaviour Needs
Andrea Milligan
Index of Articles Published between 1991 and 2000
by Ian Livingstone
2000 - Volume 10
Editorial: Drowning in Data?
Ian Livingstone
The National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA): "Fragile-Handle With Care"
Howard Lee and Gregory Lee
The Strategic Research Initiative Literature Reviews
David Philips, Susannah Roddick and Melissa Weenink
Transition to School: Current Issues and Pacific Islands Early Childhood Contexts
Valerie Podmore, Le'autuli'ilagi Sauvao and Lia Mapa
Pacific Nations Students in Primary Teacher Training
John Dickie
Sexuality Education - The Values Education Debate Continues
Kama Weir
The Dinosaurs Died a Long Time Ago: A Story from English in the New Zealand Curriculum
Christina Thornley, Karon Read and Vivienne Eason
The NEMP Experience: Professional Development of Teachers through the National Education Monitoring Project
Alison Gilmore
Teacher Accountability: Reflective Professional or Competent Practitioner?
Debby Upsall
Portfolio Assessment as a Means of Professional Development
Elizabeth ]ones
Teachers and Schools Succeeding Against the Odds: An Exploratory Case Study
Keith Sullivan
References Section
Ian Livingstone and Margaret Anderson
1999 - Volume 9
Editorial: Anyone for a Paradigm?
Ian Livingstone
Directions for Education in the Coming Millennium: Where to From Here?
Richard Watkins
The Development of Resource Teachers in New Zealand: A Quarter Century of Paradigm Change
Charlotte Thomson, Don Brown, Elizabeth Jones and Elizabeth Manins
Managing Teacher Performance in Today's Schools
Tricia Chapman
History Never Repeats Itself? Colonial Historical Trends Confront National Administration Guidelines
Richard Manning
Private Schools in New Zealand: An Endangered Species?
Colin McGeorge
A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: The Bulk Funding Debate
Keith Sullivan
ece@2000.aotearoa.nz: Mapping the Landscape of the "Century of the Child"
Helen May
Science Can Inform Educational Practice: The Case of Literacy
William Tunmer, Jane Prochnow and James Chapman
A Visual Arts Curriculum Requires Vision
Carol Langton
National Certificate of Educational Achievement: Issues of Reliability, Validity and Manageability
Cedric Hall
Reference Section Compiled
Sarah Lambie
1998 - Volume 8
Editorial: Competition or Collaboration?
Ian Livingstone
A Critique of the Tertiary Education White Paper
Peter Roberts and Michael Peters
Stand Downs, Suspensions and Exclusions: Potential Impacts of the 1998 Education Amendment (No.2) Act
Ken Rae
Future Directions: Shaping Early Childhood Education Policy for the 21st Century - A Personal Perspective
Clare Wells
The Special Education Grant: A Parent and Practitioner View of SE2000 Policy
Margaret Chatfield
On the Bus: An Action Plan for Bully-Proofing Your School and Classroom
Mark Cleary and Keith Sullivan
Gender Equity Statements in the New Zealand National Curriculum Documents: Their Geneology and Likely Effects
Jane Gilbert
Constructing Technology Education: Questions of Purpose and Fit
Janet Davies
Recent Developments in National Assessment Policy in Education
David Philips
The 1998 Year 12 English Study Design Trial: A Standards-Based Alternative to Unit Standards
Terry Locke and Cedric Hall
Reference Section Compiled
Sarah Lambie
1997 – Volume 7
Editorial: Of Making Many Books
Ian Livingstone
Agendas for Change: Universities in the 21st Century
Michael paters and Peter Roberts
The National Qualifications Framework Green paper: What Future for the Framework?
Cedric Hall
Public Subsidies for Students in private Tertiary Education
Dave Guerin
Central and Local Control in Education
John Barrington
Ethnicity and School Choice
Sue Watson, David Hughes, Hugh Lauder, Robert Strathdee, & Ibrahim Simiyu
Bicultural Research and Support Programmes for Maori Students, Teachers and Communities
Ted Glynn, Mere Berryman, Kathryn Atvers, Wai Harawira, Rangiwhakaehu Walker, & Hone Kaiwai
Ko e Ako’ a e Kakai Pasifika, Pacific Islands People’s Education in Aotearoa, New Zealand Towards the 21st Century
Lesieli Tongati’o
Kindergartens and Their Removal from the State Sector Act
Claire Davison
Teaching: A Women-Only Profession?
Sarah-Eve Farquhar
The Third International Mathematics and Science Study: Some Implications for New Zealand
Robert Garden
Getting Heard: The CRASH Project, A Case Study of Community Involvement with “At Risk” Secondary School Students
Lloyd Martin, Keith Sullivan & Marcia Norton
“The David and Goliath Routine can Backfire – Tread Carefully”: A Focus Group Evaluation of the Kia Kaha Anti-Bullying Kit
Keith Sullivan
Yesterday’s Crisis and Tomorrow’s Schools: The 1954 Morals Inquiry and the Politics of Educational Reform
David Stuart
Reference Section
Compiled by Sarah Lambie
1996 – Volume 6
Editorial: Critic and Conscience
Ian Livingstone
The Ownership, Governance, and Accountability of Tertiary Institutions in New Zealand
Jonathan Boston
Quality Assurance and Audit in New Zealand Universities: A Review and Case Study
John Codd and Keith Sullivan
The Education Review Office and South Auckland Schools: A Case of Ideology Over Analysis?
Martin Thrupp
The National Qualifications Framework in 1996 and Beyond: A Call for Reflection on the Nature of Outcomes-Based Education
Cedric Hall
Assessment, Accountability and the 1995 School Certificate Science Examination
Geoff Stedman
Performance Indicators for New Zealand Schools: The Problems and the Potential
Barbara Annesley
Assessment Resource Banks for School-Based and National Assessment
Cedric Croft
Special Education 2000: Developing a Policy for Inclusive Education in New Zealand
Sue Brown
Don’t Be Too Polite Girls, Don’t Be Too Polite: Kindergarten Teachers and Employment Contracts
Judith Duncan and Lee Rowe
Reference Section
Compiled by Sarah Lambie
1995 - Volume 5
Editorial
Ian Livingstone
Youth Suicide
Annette Beautrais
Education the Nation State and the Global Economy
Phil Brown and Hugh Lauder
School Privatisation: A Review and Critique
John Barrington
Overcoming the Bulk Funding Blockage: The Ministerial Reference Group on School Staffing
Gay Simpkin
Crossroads - Early Childhood Education in the Mid-1990s
Linda Mitchell
The Technological Challenge to the Notion of Rurality in New Zealand Education - Repositioning the Small School
Ken Stevens
Distance Education Multimedia and the Internet
Graham Wagner and Errol Jaquiery
Twenty Years On: Looking at Gender Equality
Geraldine McDonald
Information Literacy: Past Approaches and Present Challenges
Penny Moore
Media Studies and the Curriculum
Chris Watson
Reference Section Compiled
Sarah Lambie
1994 - Volume 4
Editorial
Hugo Manson
Is School Choice a Sustainable Policy for New Zealand? A Review of Recent Research Findings and a Look to the Future
Liz Gordon
The Centre for Early Childhood Studies Te Pumanawa Rangahau Kohungahunga
Tony Holmes
Qualifications, Gender and Income: Inter-Related Issues in the Early Education Sector
Sarah-Eve Farquhar
Primary Problems and the New Zealand Curriculum Framework
Sandra Aikin
Maori Education in 1994: A Review and Discussion
Kath Irwin with Lisa Davies
Financing Tertiary Education: An Evaluation of the Todd Report
Bob Stephens and Jonathan Boston
Whare Wananga Development in 1993-1994
Pakake Calm Winiata and Whatarangi Winiata
Towards a Languages Policy for New Zealand Education
Richard Benton
The Assessment of Females in Mathematics
Megan Clark, Sharleen Forbes and Thora Blithe
Special Education in 1994: Practice in Search of a Policy
Lex McDonald
Are You Gay, Sir? A Review of the Literature Concerning the Experiences of Gay Male Educators
Shane Town
Generally Fine but Occasionally Overcast with the Possibility of Thunder and Lightning: A Year in the Life of the New Zealand Qualifications Authority
Bryan Tuck
The Irony of Educational Review
David McKenzie
Reference Section Compiled
Sarah Lambie
1993 – Volume 3
Editorial
Hugo Manson
Financing Education
Bob Stephens
Curriculum Reform: Forwards or Backwards?
Warwick Elley
The Politics of Gender: Women, Education and the Market in 1993
Anne Marie O’Neill
1893-1993: How Far Have We Come in Women’s Employment in Education?
Marion Court
Maori Education in 1993: A Review and Discussion
Kathie Irwin
The Cultural Safety Debate in Nursing Education in Aotearoa
Irihapeti Ramsden & Paul Spoonley
Raising Research Consciousness the Fa’aSamoa Way
Anne Marie Tupuola
Bicultural Education in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Establishing a Tauiwi Side to the partnership
Keith Sullivan
Is Cinderella Back Among the Cinders? A Review of Early Childhood Education in the Early 1990s
Carmen Dalli
Suspensions and Expulsions in New Zealand State Schools
Cathy Casey
Community and Continuing Education in 1993: Who is Deciding? Who is Benefiting?
Jennie Harré, Hindmarsh with Atawhai Bell, Alan Addison, Colin Gunn and Dorothy McGray
The Changing Nature of Distance Education in New Zealand (1992-93): Some Strategic Considerations
Ken Stevens & Ormond Tate
Recognition of Prior Learning: Recent Developments and some Issues
Colin Gunn & Julie McDougall
Reference Section
Compiled by Sarah Lambie
Bibliography of Education Publications
INNZ
1992 - Volume 2
Leading Article: Apres La Lutte
Hugh Lauder
Mainstreaming Education: The Role of the State Services Commission
Roger Dale and Joce Jesson
Educational Policy Initiatives for Girls and Women: Are We Included in the Decent Society?
Anne-Marie O'Neill
Maori Education in 1992: A Review and Discussion
Kathie Irwin
Contestability in the Special Education and Early Childhood Sectors: A Mechanism for Countering Equity?
Anne Meade
Teacher Training in 1992: A Review and Discussion
Alan Scott
Maori Education Developments: A Maori Unionist's View
Bill Hamilton
Performance-related Pay for Teachers: A Policy Prognosis
Barbara Annesley
The Myth of Partnership: Educational Reform and Teacher Disempowerment
Keith Sullivan
Technology, Vocational Education and the New Zealand Economy: A Review of Recent Developments
Ken Stevens
Community and Continuing Education in 1992: Trends and Issues
Jennie Harre Hindmarsh
Te Ropu Rangahau Tikanga Rua
Russell Bishop
The Audit and Review of Maori Education in the Compulsory Schooling Sector
Wally Penetito
Assessment Trends in 1992: Future Directions Handicapped by a Legacy from the Past?
Deborah Willis
Developments in Academic Audit in New Zealand Universities
Cedric Hall
The Politics of Truancy in 1992
Liz Gordon
Education in Sweden: Some Recent Developments in Comparison with New Zealand Education in 1992
James Collinge
Reference Section Compiled
Sarah Lambie
Annotated Bibliography of Education Publications
Keith Pickens
1991 – Volume 1
Editorial: Notes towards a new agenda for policy making in Aotearoa/New Zealand
Hugh Lauder
Curriculum 1991
Phillip Capper
The bulk funding of teachers’ salaries: a case study in education policy
Liz Gordon
Impact of 1991 Policy Initiatives for Girls and Women in Education: Fibre and Fishhooks
Carol Hamilton & Lise Bird
Maori Education in 1991: A Review and Discussion
Kathie Irwin
Review of the Early Childhood Sector
Anne Meade & Carmen Dalli
The 1991 Budget and Tertiary Education: Promises, Promises…
Michael A. Peters, Michael C. Peters & John Freeman-Moir
1991: A Student Perspective
Emma Reid
Recent Developments in Rural and Distance Education in New Zealand and their Implications
Ken Stevens
Trustee Perspectives on 1991
Cathy Wylie
Reference Section
Compiled by Sarah Lambie
Annotated Bibliography of Education Related Publications
Compiled by Keith Pickens & Colleen Shipley, NZCER
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