Activity-based learning
Activity-based learning is about using the curriculum to take a creative approach to education and harnessing the flexibility provided through the curriculum to develop broad programmes of learning that work for your boys. It’s about providing educational opportunities that combine school-based and out-of-school, tertiary or community-based learning to engage them in education and keep them interested in staying at school.
Examples of activity-based learning
He kohinga tākaro mō te ako | Play ideas for learning
A kete of play idea cards that provide fun and educational experiences for children.
Staying at School (2007)
Collection of case studies from eight New Zealand schools that have prevented students from leaving school early by engaging them in activity-based learning.
Improvement in action
Improvement in Action – Te Ahu Whakamua research articles
A collection of videos and publications from ERO that illustrates what works to achieve successful outcomes for all children and young people in the education system.