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12th Educational Psychology Forum PROGRAMME (106KB)
Keynote Speaker Organisation Topic - hyperlinked to PDF version of PowerPoint file
Assoc Prof Melinda Webber The University of Auckland Kia tū rangatira ai: Learning, succeeding and thriving in education (351KB)
Prof Laura Lundy Queen's University Belfast, IRL Children's right to participate in decision-making: Addressing the myths (483KB)

Presenter/s Organisation Topic - hyperlinked to PDF version of PowerPoint file
Prof Glenda Anthony Massey University Challenging 'ability streaming' in lower secondary maths through reframing differentiated instruction (93KB)
Daniela Ashdown Ministry of Education Paper#1: "Striving for maximum impact with least intrusive methods: The role of the Educational Psychologist in the changing world of education (50KB)
Ellie Tofts Paper#2: Striving for maximum impact with least intrusive methods: The role of the Educational Psychologist in the changing world of education; Play, Eat, Learn (58KB)
Claire Ewens Paper#3: Striving for maximum impact with least intrusive methods: The role of the Educational Psychologist in the changing world of education; Te Roopu (81KB)
Julie Avery Monash University, AUS ReLATE, a trauma-informed education model: Early findings from an Australian pilot evaluation in Victoria (585KB)
Catriona Barclay Ministry of Education Of mansions, apes and shopping malls - adding the child's voice to an Intensive Wraparound Application
Prof Roseanna Bourke,
Ros Pullen &
Nicole Mincher
Massey University The impact of inclusion on ethical drift (1.6MB)
Dr Vijaya M Dharan Massey University Parents and educational psychologists working together
Megan Fitzpatrick Ministry of Education Te Tomokanga - Raising cultural competency awareness and practice
Kate Garland Ministry of Education Self-regulation skills in a heartbeat: Developing self-regulation with pulse oximeters
Veronica Grondona The Univeristy of Waikato Developmental assessment for ASD in young children - Who might be best to do this? (95KB)
Kristy Haslam Victoria University of Wellington Working in primary mental health-the Health Improvement Practitioner role (224KB)
Dr Pamela Higgins Private, Auckland Finding the inner mountain. What does mindfulness offer children and young people in NZ schools and especially those with learning support needs? - References (108KB)
Flaviu Hodis Victoria University of Wellington Similarities and differences among groups in school-related motivation
Dr David Hogg Massey University, Auckland Experiences of young people on the autistic spectrum transitioning from secondary school to young adulthood (150KB)
Dr Dorothy Howie The University of Auckland Child partnership and voice in dynamic assessment and enhancement (81KB)
Nilushini Kasilingam Victoria University of Wellington Early intervention for children with autism spectrum disorder in New Zealand: What children get and what parents want (129KB)
Dr Megan Lang &
Dr Becky Shelley
University of Tasmania, AUS Tassie Researchers: Child-led research and the dialogic imagination (129KB)
Lucy Lightfoot Massey University / Ministry of Education Wraparound in Aotearoa: outcomes, validation of a new measure, and an exploration of Māori experiences of Intensive Wraparound Services
Celeste Littek Ministry Education - Learning Support My favourite things: Practical strategies that work
Dr Marlize Malan van Rooyen Ministry of Education Making the most of culture and context when eliciting indigenous resilience insights (293KB)
Ruby-Rose McDonald &
Dr Elizabeth Schaughency
University of Otago Preliminary evaluation of predictive validity of an oral language/emergent literacy screening tool with new entrants two years later: Relations with research-informed and school-used indices in New Zealand
Margaret McNally Ministry of Education Don't forget the dog - behavioural concepts that are helpful in casework
Hannah Miller Massey University Experiences of education and learning of young people who have been in foster care: Defining success (114KB)
Taylor Noble Explore Wellington Safety plans for challenging behaviour: User friendly templates (KB)
Prof John O'Neill Massey University Schooling system reform in an era of post-truth, fake news, fire-hosing and gas-lighting (51KB)
Russell Pine Victoria University of Wellington Digital mental health supports for young people
Prof Suzanne Purdy The University of Auckland &
Eisdell Moore Centre for Hearing and Balance Research
New Zealand Guidelines on Auditory Processing Disorder 2019: Diagnosis and support for preschool and school-aged children (806KB)
Karen Read,
Rhiannon Webb,
Rachael Lockhart
& Sarah Murphy
Ministry of Education Prevent-Teach-Reinforce as an effective, collaborative practice to resolve persistent challenging behavior in early childhood, school and home (718KB)
Iuliana Rodinciuc The University of Auckland The role of emotion in early childhood settings engaged in system-wide educational change
Noah Romero The University of Auckland Dominate, undermine, dismiss - A material-discursive model of oppression and its relational becoming (196KB)
Dr Christine Rubie-Davies The University of Auckland The intersection of student characteristics and teacher expectations: Exploring teacher bias (67KB)
The portrayal of teacher bias: Differential interactions with favoured versus unfavoured students (125KB)
Wendy Ryan (nee Brindley-Richards) High and Complex Needs Unit (HCN) Safe practice in tricky moments with families, schools and support people
Valerie Sotardi University of Canterbury Influences of stress and coping on first-year university student wellbeing and GPA
Kirsty Tait &
Dr Karen Harris
Office of the Children's Commissioner Where the rubber hits the road: Contextualising the 'What Makes a Good Life' children's voices report through praxis
Ann Terry &
Therese Bourne
Ministry of Education Re-thinking functional behaviour assessment
Filipa Tomaz &
Clare Barczak
Barnardos / Ministry of Education
Ministry of Education
Voices of our Tamariki: Using a self-rating tool to strengthen child voice in Te Kahu Tōī IWS plans (200KB)
Branka Vasilic &
Team Members
Massey University / Ministry of Education
The High & Complex Needs Unit (HCN)
From Collaboration to Inhabiting the Spaces Between: How can a relational constructionist perspective shape collaborative practice?
Carla Watkin Victoria University of Wellington Delivery methods of early intervention for children with autism spectrum disorder in New Zealand: Current practices versus parental ideals (300KB)
Dr Penelope Watson The University of Auckland Gender identity, school stress, life satisfaction, and perceived academic outcomes: The importance of gender self-acceptance in school success (165KB)
Eleanor Wilson Victoria University of Wellington Training Well-Child Tamariki Ora health professionals to identify 'risk for' autism in children aged 9-24 months: A study of health professionals' perceptions and feasibility in a New Zealand context (112KB)
Eleanor Wilson
(presenting on behalf of
Hannah Waddington)
Victoria Unversity of Wellington Who should deliver early intervention? Comparing the effectiveness of one-on-one therapy and parent coaching for young children with autism (134KB)
Michelle Wood,
Anna Priestley
& Di Thomas
Ministry of Education Piloting the Incredible Years Toddler Programme as part of the pathway of behaviour and wellbeing support (684KB)


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