
Experienced school leaders and officials share stories and offer tips about leading schools in Aotearoa New Zealand. This series sits alongside the online learning programme: Te Ara Tīmatanga mō ngā Tumuaki | The Beginning Pathway for Principals, which can be accessed on the Education LMS training.education.govt.nz.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

In the second part of this kōrero, Russell Bishop explains why pedagogy must lead structural change, how meaningful feedback transforms teaching practice, and the importance of implementing proven approaches with fidelity. He reflects on cutting thro... more
Professor Russell Bishop explores how whakawhanaungatanga transforms classrooms and schools. He challenges deficit thinking, explains the North-East teaching framework, and argues that relationships aren't just about being nice—they're the foundation... more
In the second part of this conversation about learning leaders, we explore how our guests principals put their research into practice, with three powerful examples of research-informed change - from student-led conferences to building professional le... more
In a world where education trends come and go at lightning speed, how do exceptional school leaders separate the game-changers from the gimmicks? This episode explores why the most effective principals aren't just consumers of education – they're cri... more
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This series features discussions among experienced school leaders in Aotearoa, New Zealand, sharing insights on educational leadership and the challenges faced by principals in diverse school settings. The conversations often highlight the importance of cultural responsiveness, professional development, and the complexities of balancing educational responsibilities with personal well-being. Topics covered include implementing the Treaty of Waitangi in education, strategies for self-care among educators, and approaches to effective professional learning. Unique to this series is its focus on the multi-faceted nature of leadership in education, especially in rural contexts, where community connection plays a pivotal role in school success.
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Recent guests on The Principals (Aotearoa include:
1. Professor Russell Bishop
2. Jason Miles
3. Dawn Ackroyd
4. Rohan Pearse
5. Jan Robertson
6. Denise Torre
7. Iain Taylor
8. Graeme Norman
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