Skip to primary content
Skip to secondary content

istanz.org.nz Teachers, Teaching & Education

Teachers, Teaching & Education

Main menu

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact Us

Category Archives: Education in the News

Post navigation

Page 1 of 212»

Schools Hire Counsellors As Social Media Impacts Students

Posted on March 10, 2026.
Reply
Two school students sitting in a school common area, both focused on their smartphones while other students move in the background, illustrating concerns about children’s social media use and its impact on wellbeing.

Some Auckland schools are now hiring counsellors specifically to help students struggling with the effects of social media. At Riverina Primary School in east Auckland, principal Bryce Mills says children as young as eight are encountering troubling online content. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Education in the News | Leave a reply

Universities in Crisis: Job and Course Cuts Rock Victoria and Massey

Posted on October 9, 2023.
Reply
Victoria and Massey Universities

Victoria University in Wellington is shaking things up, and not in a good way. The university is cutting a whopping 229 jobs and axing six courses, including Greek, Latin, and geophysics. Why, you ask? To save a cool $22 million … Continue reading →

Posted in Education in the News | Leave a reply

English Teacher Shortage: A Crisis in the Classroom

Posted on June 20, 2023.
Reply
Student raising hand to ask question but teacher shortage means no answers

Alarm Bells Ringing Imagine walking into your English class, only to find there’s no teacher! That’s the grim reality many schools in England are grappling with. As the new school year looms in September, hundreds of schools are scrambling to … Continue reading →

Posted in Education in the News | Leave a reply

Stellar Tips For Teachers’ Professional Development Programs

Posted on November 18, 2013.
Reply
Teachers development

I think many teachers are wary of professional development (PD) because thoughts like it’s a boring meeting or it’s a waste of my time tend to creep into their heads. But professional development can be a powerful tool for teachers … Continue reading →

Posted in Education in the News | Leave a reply

What To Expect From US Charter Schools

Posted on April 16, 2013.
Reply
lockers

Approximately two decades ago, only two programs under formal education were available: public and private. Those who had the means to invest in high-quality education would enlist in an exclusive and expensive private school, whereas those who had little to … Continue reading →

Posted in Education in the News | Leave a reply

Trick or Treatin’ Alternatives

Posted on October 31, 2012.
Reply

Hey everyone! Oh Halloween is just around the corner and you don’t need doctors to tell you that all candies, chocolates and other high-calorie goodies kids collect during Halloween aren’t healthy–given that obesity and hyperactivity among children are getting higher than ever … Continue reading →

Posted in Education in the News, Parents and Teachers | Leave a reply

Top Tips to Avoid Procrastination with Your Studies

Posted on October 24, 2012.
Reply
daydreaming

Slaying the Procrastination Dragon Procrastination is a severe problem for many college students, from freshmen to advanced graduate students. Left unaddressed it can easily result in sub par grades and the possibility of outright academic failure. Fortunately, there are a … Continue reading →

Posted in Education in the News | Leave a reply

Schools and Junk Food

Posted on September 19, 2012.
Reply
school food

Junk food is ridiculously easy to get a hold of. It is usually the cheapest food available; you can find it at every convenience store, gas station, and grocery store; and it takes very little time to prepare. The Problem … Continue reading →

Posted in Education in the News, Parents and Teachers | Leave a reply

Music Education – What Fun for the Homeschooler

Posted on August 13, 2012.
Reply
homeschool music

Are you a homeschooling parent? Do you try to make school fun for your kids? Are you having a little difficulty making music education fun? Not every parent is gifted with musical talent – either by voice or instrument skill … Continue reading →

Posted in Education in the News | Leave a reply

Benefits of Becoming a Teacher – Why Teach?

Posted on July 19, 2012.
Reply
why teach

Some people toss and turn about the idea of becoming a teacher. They try and weigh the pros and cons and determine if it’s something they’ll enjoy. In order to know if becoming a teacher is a good fit for … Continue reading →

Posted in Education in the News | Leave a reply

Post navigation

Page 1 of 212»

Categories

  • Education in the News
  • Learning
  • NZ Teacher & Education News
  • Parents and Teachers
  • Student Careers
  • Teaching and Education
  • Teaching for Teachers
  • Teaching Resources
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact Us

ADVERT

why teach
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Related Educational Resources
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us
  • Education in the News
  • Learning
  • NZ Teacher & Education News
  • Parents and Teachers
  • Student Careers
  • Teaching and Education
  • Teaching for Teachers
  • Teaching Resources
  • Te Reo Māori Boom In Schools Creates Waiting Lists
  • Schools Hire Counsellors As Social Media Impacts Students
  • Universities in Crisis: Job and Course Cuts Rock Victoria and Massey
  • Calling All Young Kiwi Rocket Scientists: Your Ticket to NASA Awaits!
  • What is a Skipper Restricted Limits (SRL) License?
  • Secondary Teachers Score Big: A Hefty Pay Raise on the Horizon!
  • What is the Maritime Restricted Radio Operator Certificate?
  • A New Dawn for Teachers: Government Approves Hefty Pay Rise
  • What Are The Maritime Courses in New Zealand: A Guide to Commercial and Recreational Training Opportunities
  • STCW Training in New Zealand: A Comprehensive Guide
  • Twitter
© ISTANZ.org.nz.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. Your continued use of this website indicates your acceptance of this.