Resources

A list of resources to support successful teaching.

New Zealand content for Wellington School of Business and Government teaching

Often the source books and text books we use for the disciplines we teach in the Business School provide examples that are not directly relevant to the context of Aotearoa/New Zealand. They don’t have to be, but sometimes material that reflects the context, the history, the current day operational realities, or the demographics of our country can add to the quality and relevance of our teaching.

In Aotearoa/New Zealand we have an abundance of learning and teaching ‘riches’ that we can incorporate as part of the content of our classes. We have a resource available on the Business School's common drive (M:\Common\FCA Maori Content Teaching Resources). It was commissioned by the Business School and is there to be used by our teachers, and by our students.

Initially have a look around at what is there, then consider how you might be able to make use of some of these resources. And let us know what you think—and equally important, let us know if there is something you think could be added.

Voluntary work placement template

This template must be used in all programmes of which unpaid internships/work placements are part of the curriculum.

The key clause is a specific requirement to “treat the Student in an ethical, respectful, and responsible manner and with fairness, integrity and empathy while they are on the Work Placement.”

Careers and Employment are going to produce further guidelines for students not immediately covered by ‘in curriculum’ work experience.

Centre for Academic Development (CAD)

The CAD has guidelines on assessments, feedback, group work and teaching international students, and digital teaching technologies in Nuku (Canvas, VStream, Ally, and Zoom).

Successful innovations

Assurance of learning and assessment

Learning and teaching workshops

Learning and teaching publications

Bloom's taxonomy

Further resources available on the Business School website

Writing skills

Other websites