Children on the autism spectrum and their whānau sought for study
Researchers want to see if as few as three hours a week of Early Start Denver Model therapy and parent support over a six-month period improves outcomes.
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Researchers want to see if as few as three hours a week of Early Start Denver Model therapy and parent support over a six-month period improves outcomes.
Naoko Funatsu grew up in a small monocultural village in Japan and came to Aotearoa New Zealand many years ago to work. After completing her Graduate Diploma of Teaching (Primary) in 2019, she is very happy to be teaching year 3 and 4 at a low-decile school in Porirua East.
Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Education—Te Whānau o Ako Pai has launched six refreshed programmes of initial teacher education centring on mātauranga-ā-iwi (Māori knowledge within iwi contexts).