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9th Educational Psychology Forum

Te Ao Orokohanga: The evolving world of educational psychology

Massey University Albany, Auckland, NZ

Monday 21 & Tuesday 22 November 2016

Presentation Files

9th Educational Psychology Forum PROGRAMME (86KB)
Keynote Speaker Organisation Topic - hyperlinked to PDF version of PowerPoint file
Dr Raymond Nairn Massey University Albany Inclusive, effective education in Aotearoa New Zealand: Making it happen
Assoc Prof Suzanne Pitama University of Otago, Christchurch Praxis makes perfect: Māori health as a case study
Stephanie Tawha Mangere Bridge School, Auckland Effective collaborative practices to support school communities

Presenter/s Organisation Topic - hyperlinked to PDF version of PowerPoint file
Dr Jean Annan Positively Psychology Ltd Assessing and supporting student agency in interactive environments
Dr Jeanette Berman University of Melbourne, AUS Psychologists' role in promotion, prevention and early intervention - not just when things go bad!
Student perspectives on learning and teaching: Informing inclusive practice
(Annie) Zhuoni Cai The University of Auckland, Auckland How do teachers communicate their expectations to students with autism spectrum disorder? A clue of teacher behaviours
Amanda Clifford
Dr Elizabeth Schaughency
University of Otago Te Pihinga: Growing adults' capacity to nurture young children's emergent key competencies
Rachel Drayton Ministry of Education, Wellington LGBTQIA+ youth's experiences of Project Youth
Jhan Gavala Massey University, Auckland Indigenous educational psychology in Aotearoa New Zealand: Using AROHA to engage with whānau and schools
Jan Johnson Retired Casework process to practice - 'behind-the-scenes' activities
Una Lightfoot Manukau Institute of Technology Using exemplars to motivate and support tertiary learners' learning
Rachel Malins Waitemata DHB The Incredibly Simple Approach to Problem Solving (TISAPS)
Joanne Marshall
& Josh Couperus
Ministry of Education, Wellington Facilitating solutions focussed dialogue to promote change in school communities) - PowerPoint
Worksheet
Examples
John McGovern Ministry of Education, Tauranga How to Turbo Charge Casework with challenging behaviour using a Collaborative Training Approach - a report on the design and outcomes of the Training Collaboration Project (TCP)
Prof Tom Nicholson Massey University Albany The effects on text reading of training poor readers to read words faster and more accurately using flashcards
Dr Christine Rubie-Davies The University of Auckland Teacher implicit and explicit biases: Do they predict achievement?
Teacher expectations and the beliefs of Māori and Pākehā students
Edilburga Saptandari Massey University, Palmerston North "I am their parent": Indonesian primary school teachers' beliefs about the emotional dimension of teacher-student relationships
Robyn Stead
& Karen Eaton
Howick/Pakuranga/Flat Bush/Otara South RTLB Cluster, Auckland He Āhuru Mōwa: Early childhood education transition to school programme
Dr Antony Thomas Ministry of Education Special Education Pathological Demand Avoidance Syndrome as a variant of Autism: Implication for educational interventions
Hana Turner The University of Auckland, Auckland "Seems to have taken teaching as a job without thinking they will have to deal with teenagers": Students and teachers perceptions of an 'ideal' and 'non-ideal' secondary school teacher.
"I am not Einstein, I just work hard": How high achieving students and teachers define academic success
Madelaine Willcocks New Zealand Centre for Gifted Education Evolving practices - deepening understandings of over-excitabilities in gifted children
Liz Winfield,
Dr Nicola Cann
& Victoria Parsons
Ministry of Education, Lower Hutt Enhancing wellbeing and resilience using Strengths Based Approaches: Implications for practice - Symposium
Cindy Wu Massey University, Auckland It's for my parents - Filial piety, academic self-concept, and academic achievement of students in New Zealand

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