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Warning on teacher performance data

Warning on teacher performance data

National education testing results should not be used to judge a school or teachers' performance, visiting Australian academic Margaret Wu says.

Child-care costs pressure for families

An 11.7% increase in the cost of early childhood education has put increased pressure on the family budget.

New president's focus on national standards

The Otago Primary Principals' Association believes the fight against national standards in New Zealand primary and intermediate schools may shift up another gear with the election of a new president at the New Zealand Educational Institute.

Call for restraint over teachers' pay bargaining

Education Secretary Karen Sewell is calling for restraint when bargaining for the state and state-integrated teachers and principals' collective agreements gets under way.

`Undermining' education policy

Dunedin North list MP Michael Woodhouse says it appears the New Zealand Educational Institute is more interested in "undermining" the implementation of National Standards than it is in genuine engagement on the policy.

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