2018 news

  • Congratulations to Dr Andrea Milligan

    Dr Andrea Milligan has received TLRI funding for her project exploring how education outside the classroom (EOTC) can enhance the ways students explore and respond to societal and environmental challenges.

  • Ranking logo, with text that reads, 'The world university rankings'.

    Top 100 ranking for Faculty of Education

    In the recently released Times Higher Education rankings, Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Education ranks in the world’s top 100 faculties of its kind.

  • Innovative teaching for successful learning

    What innovative approaches to teaching and learning are being used at Victoria University of Wellington? This question is driving a strategic initiative between the Faculty of Education and the Centre for Academic Development (CAD).

  • Teenagers sitting at desks.

    A response to the New Zealand’s NCEA review

    The government is currently engaged in a large-scale review of the New Zealand education system. A part of this is the most comprehensive review of NCEA since the qualification was first implemented in 2002.

  • I child feels the texture of a tree.

    Let kids bond with nature while there’s still time

    ‘Forest Schools’ for early childhood and school-age children are a growing phenomenon. Having emerged from Scandinavia they are now a feature of the early childhood landscape in Aotearoa New Zealand.

  • Kids learning with technology – children using tablets at a table.

    Citizen scientists in the classroom

    A recent study led by Victoria University of Wellington’s Dr Dayle Anderson and Dr Markus Luczak-Roesch looks at the benefits of using Online Citizen Science (OCS) in primary school classrooms.