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National Monitoring Study of Student Achievement finds more than half of students still failing Year 8 maths - Vimarsana News

National Monitoring Study of Student Achievement finds more than half of students still failing Year 8 maths

Achievement by girls, Māori, Pacific and low decile schools have all dropped.

More than half of students still failing Year 8 maths - Vimarsana News

More than half of students still failing Year 8 maths

Almost 60 per cent of New Zealand Year 8 students are not achieving at curriculum level for maths while students at low decile schools have fallen 2.5 year

CardioMEMS Boosts QoL, Curbs HF Hospitalizations: MONITOR-HF - Vimarsana News

CardioMEMS Boosts QoL, Curbs HF Hospitalizations: MONITOR-HF

Findings from the first randomized clinical trial of remote pulmonary artery pressure monitoring for patients with chronic heart failure in Europe are "reassuring."

Class sizes ratio announcement a 'slap in the face' - principal - Vimarsana News

Class sizes ratio announcement a 'slap in the face' - principal

The government has unveiled plans to reduce primary school class sizes by just a single student. One teacher to 29 children is the current ratio for years 4 to 8. The government plans to drop it to one to 28 by the start of 2025. That means 320 more teachers are needed. The government hopes the move will help halt the downward trend in achievement in maths, reading and writing in those year groups. Education Minister Jan Tinetti talks to Lisa Owen.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Smaller Class Sizes To Improve Teaching And Learning Outcomes - Vimarsana News

Smaller Class Sizes To Improve Teaching And Learning Outcomes

The Government is reducing class sizes in the latter primary and intermediate school years to improve education outcomes for kids, Education Minister Jan Tinetti announced today. “Years 4 to 8 are critical for our kids, with research showing this is often ...