Is This New Zealand School The Best In The World?
Model Schools For Europe (1997):
An insight into why New Zealand's schools are the best in the world, radically reformed from the late 1980s.
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In Auckland, New Zealand, Michaela turns five. Kneeling in front of her pink and white birthday cake, she explains that now she will enter the 'big' school. Most children start school on their 5th birthday in New Zealand, giving teachers and children a 'rolling' introduction to each other. In Europe, all children start school on the same day. They enter a system plagued by slashed budgets, demoralised teachers and an unclear curriculum. In 1989, confronting its own failed education record, New Zealand's Labour Government turned its system upside down. Now, parents have the majority vote on school boards. They choose their child's school freely and a poor school gets less pupils and less money. Crucial to the system, parents assist in the classroom and sign notes to indicate they've supervised their children's homework. At Michaela's school pupils sit attentively on the floor reading and singing with their teacher. "We would never tell a child that he or she is not good, ... we focus on the positive side", says a school inspector. European teachers are increasingly aware that New Zealand schools may offer a model for tomorrow's education
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Sad that we don't see the disparity between the rich schools shown and the poor schools.
I disagree with her saying there are no bullies. We were taught to be nice to each other... but my brother was bullied horrendously. No teacher ever did anything about it. I think that's a major oversight. I really think that it's important that we look at children holistically. Hurt people hurt people. Learning how to address the hurt in those who are hurt is so important. Because instead of addressing the truth of the situation; that this child is hurting another because they themselves are hurt, everything is getting swept under the rug. Children have a mighty sense of justice. Don't discourage that by not prioritising the truth.
@fabmanly1070
Жыл бұрын
Children will naturally navigate to their own kind. They will hang out at school with like-minded kids. The scum will hang out with scum, high achievers like wise. My son has never been hassled at school, as he has no interest in dealing with scum.
Education system in New Zealand is very far behind. From my own personal understanding, NZ gives us more freedom of learning in our own pace and time. Kiwi teachers teach students in many ways in terms of their own cultures.
@snowflakeshatemelol352
3 жыл бұрын
This came out in 1997 Its obsolete
@fabmanly1070
Жыл бұрын
New Zealand has one of the highest funded education systems in the world. It is one of the best regarded systems in the world. Anyone complaining about it is usually an outcast feral deadbeat. One who failed at school, now blaming the government for all their problems. 85% of a child’s education begins and ends at home! IT STRTS AT HOME!
1997. Those were the days
Only primary and intermediate school in NZ is good, once we get into high school, it starts to get worst
Times have certainly changed
No doubt it is the best.
@karunahembrom4799
4 жыл бұрын
Yes
@HomebrandFishfood
3 жыл бұрын
Y’all never meet one of my teachers she didn’t teach us a thing
@ninjapirate123
Жыл бұрын
@@HomebrandFishfood Was that in primary, intermediate or in high school
My fifth birthday (2003) I had a playdough cake, than my brother's 5th birthday 2 years later (2005) at the same kindergarten he got a real cake and I was so jealous.
No New Zealand is not a good place to raised your young family
@muaythairaja
3 жыл бұрын
Why is that?
@fabmanly1070
Жыл бұрын
Ah classic statement from a useless parent.
Is ECE graduate diploma level 7 leads to get teaching job in NZ? as I m from India. Please guide
4.8 Million people.
No doubt it is the best .The learning rate is 100% in New Zealand .
1989 my parents were 11
Best advise i got was not to have children and rsise them in NZ or in Europe in general.
Utopia (sorry to write that but that is the truth)
New Zealand has a poor curriculum and academic results, borne out by the governments own figures. By their own admission, students have 17% less understanding of subjects than 20 years ago. There is way too much reliance on online teaching and technology, due to the teachers own lack of knowledge. In short, NO THEY ARE NOT
@fabmanly1070
Жыл бұрын
What an absolute idiotic statement. 85% of a child’s education begins at home………..AT HOME! Lots of blame gets focused on schools, they are not the answer to poor parenting. Feral, dumb parents usually breed dumb kids. Being a parent is not that hard, giving up your time seems to be.
13:10: "The teacher is concerned about teaching children, not concerned about teaching mathematics or about science...". They should be concerned about BOTH. And from my practice, they are not. The products of NZ schools usually know nothing, unless they study externally, and they don't know how to apply themselves. Now I see why. They are not concerned about science. (A university lecturer has spoken.)
@vesk_4689
5 жыл бұрын
so? haha, you being a university lecturer doesnt mean shit hahaha.
@vesk_4689
5 жыл бұрын
it really really really doesnt mean shit you fuckin tool.
@hineata100
4 жыл бұрын
This is a New Entrant classroom. Science at NE level, and through much of primary school, should be experience-based. Teachers are focused on where the child is at, and moving them on from there, not simply on shoving information down student throats, as university lecturers do.
@howzit5406
4 жыл бұрын
New Zealanders can't do math and are terrible at problem solving
@harrycurrie9664
4 жыл бұрын
@@howzit5406 You still ripping your boss off in Oz ?
Where are the male teachers. The curriculum is soft in comparison to Australian Schools
@vesk_4689
5 жыл бұрын
dont be silly lol.