26 July, 2010
We have two Chinese New Zealand MPs but we don't have Chinese faces on our television. There is no Mandarin spoken on National Radio or National television. Yet mandarin is set to become our second most spoken language within 15 years, writes Bernard Hickey.
Submitted by: Bernard Hickey | Categories: Education, Politics, Economy, Columns
24 February, 2010
I was surprised to see my 5 year old daughter come home from school with an NZEI slogan on a sticker on her chest. I didn't have a full understanding of what National Standards are, so have spent the last few days figuring it out for myself
Submitted by: Pat Brittenden | Categories: Education, Viewpoints
24 February, 2010
Want to commission a cartoon from Malcolm Evans? Email julie@allaboutthestory.com. 1 image
Submitted by: Malcolm Evans | Categories: Education, Sciences, Cartoons
Submitted by: Malcolm Evans | Categories: Education, Politics, Cartoons
21 December, 2009
Not all students are born with the ability to write effectively, it is a skill that takes practice. Many people would like to know how to write better, but are unsure how to start, as it feels daunting. This article breaks it down into easy to understand steps for great results.
Submitted by: Anna Forsyth | Categories: Education, Families, Tips/Advice
21 December, 2009
Most people's worst fear in life is public speaking, however it is not always possible to avoid it as a student. Find tips in this article for developing your confidence when you need to take the stand, because let's face it, it can be a very daunting prospect for most.
Submitted by: Anna Forsyth | Categories: Education, Families, Tips/Advice
21 December, 2009
With the cost of living skyrocketing, many students find that they need help to juggle their finances and still enjoy their student days. This article offers practical tips for students to help them stretch their dollar further and stay sane.
Submitted by: Anna Forsyth | Categories: Education, Families, Tips/Advice