Information on New Zealand Education. Brings together all New Zealand's education partners and faculties, allowing users to access almost every aspect of study in New Zealand from one point.

Virtual field trips program. Lessons for teachers, and activities for kids. (9-15years).

Provides information about the English classes on offer.

NZIBS offer a variety of creative writing courses through correspondence.

Offers education and training programmes in a variety of industries and subjects predominantly at the pre-tertiary and tertiary level.

The Rural Education Activities Programme (REAP) is a Ministry of Education funded programme that provides supplementary and complementary education to Central Otago. Services include early childhood education, school resources, liaison/visiting teacher and community education for adults.

Provides distance education to students whose educational needs cannot be met at an ordinary school in their locality. Accepts full time, part time and dual enrolled students for early childhood to adults. Site gives contact and enrolment details, course information and requirements, management profile, news and other information including online access.

A private training establishment providing training for those who want more for themselves and their community.

Gives middle and high school students the ability to grade their teachers' performances and share their opinions with other students

Interdisciplinary field studies program in applied ecology, resource management and environmental policy. Includes profiles for faculty and staff, student research projects and location information.

Provide certificated Safety Training in the Auckland area for school, outdoor and workplace groups.

Easy-to-use, essential information in compact and easy to use reference study guides. Variety of subjects available.

ADDI - Family and Education consulting and literacy tutoring.

What is Experiential Learning? As it's name suggests, Experiential Learning could be most simply understood as learning by doing. Experiential Learning is often associated with contructivist learning theory. Why is Experiential Learning useful? The old adage of 'nothing beats some hands on experience' applies here. Through putting students in situations to build real world experiences, experiences that have both benefits and consequences, students are able to put their learnings into practice.

Despite being a viable alternative to traditional classroom setting, there are still some people who feel that Homeschooling is not for everyone. Like many things, this new system of education has its disadvantages.

"To Read or Not to Read?" This is the title of a three year study on reading trends in the US released by the National Endowment for the Arts. The reports concludes that: - voluntary reading rates are dropping - reading skills are "worsening" among teens - adults are becoming less proficient readers. Pretty grim news for people like me who's life is all about books and reading.

An adequate educational evaluation enhances instruction. Just as evaluation impacts student learning and motivation, it also influences the nature of instruction in the classroom. There has been considerable recent literature that has promoted evaluation as something that is integrated with instruction. To her, when evaluation is integrated with instruction it informs teachers about what activities and assignments will be most useful, what level of teaching is most appropriate