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Nau Mai haere Mai
Learning Leaders provides specialist professional development support to educators who are striving to accelerate student achievement. We apply our experience and up to date knowledge of effective pedagogies and education systems to co-construct with educators, learning solutions tailored to their particular context and need. Our Professional Learning and Development (PLD) facilitators are highly qualified educational practitioners with over 30 years of experience in accelerating student achievement across all levels of the education system. We support schools and education providers both nationally and across the globe.
Our vision
Students are supported to reach their unique potential.
Our mission
We will provide up to date professional development to schools that PROFESSIONALS find inspiring, STUDENTS find relevant, and LEADERS find effective.
Our promise
We will listen, and continually work towards building relational trust amongst all those we work with. We will understand each schools' particular needs and aspirations and co-construct relevant and inspiring PLD approaches that result in accelerated student achievement.
Ko te manu e kai ana i te miro, nōna te ngahere.
Engari, ko te manu e kai ana i te
mātauranga, nōna te ao.
For those who consume the miro, the forest will be their domain.
For those who consume education, their opportunities are boundless.
Engari, ko te manu e kai ana i te
mātauranga, nōna te ao.
For those who consume the miro, the forest will be their domain.
For those who consume education, their opportunities are boundless.
Our Specialist Support
- Te Reo Māori in the Mainstream
- Te Reo Matatini (Māori Medium)
- Whānau Engagement
- Curriculum Development and Design
- Developing Metacognitive and Metalinguisitc Capabilites
- Digital Technologies to Support Curriculum Achievement
- Marau-a-Kura
- Effective Appraisal
- Improved Governance
- Strategic School Planning
- Formative Assessment Practices
- Multi Level Literacy Teaching
- Multi Level Mathematics Teaching
- E-Learning Pedagogies
- Integrated Curriculum Teaching
- Culturally Relevant Curricula
- Mātauranga Māori across the curriculum
- Aromatawai
- Instructed Second Language Acquisition
- E-Portfolios (for all year levels)
- Inquiry Learning
- Teaching as Inquiry
Testimonials
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" I would like to take this opportunity to mihi to the team at Learning Leaders for the content and delivery of PLD during the lockdown and pandemic Covid-19. The range of learning, the introduction and variety of online applications was amazing, well timed and delivered by the most competent, passionate facilitators. Our staff thoroughly enjoyed being part of the zoom PLD sessions and have learnt so much that we will use within our classrooms. Virtual and face to face when the time comes. The follow up sessions, 1:1 problem solving and extra explanations by all facilitators was much appreciated. We all felt really supported by very knowledgeable and approachable facilitators. Our staff can wholeheartedly recommend the learning and professional facilitators with Learning Leaders" .
Tash Stumph -(Principal, Tikitiki School, 2020) |
"Rosina and I have worked together this year on developing an appropriate reo assessment for our kura. She has brought her considerable knowledge about the mechanics of language acquisition and learning to the development of a plan which will lift the language achievement levels throughout the Primary and eventually Wharekura"
Makere Henry -(TKKM o Kawakawa mai Tawhiti, 2016). |
"... From being nervous to participate and speak in my first Zoom hui with my colleagues to nervously hosting my first Zoom hui with my Yr2-4 students. My digital skills have grown at an accelerated rate and so has my confidence to push buttons (tutu) and have a go. Thank you all for enabling us to gain the knowledge and skills required to connect with our learners and their whānau. You give so freely of yourselves, your time, knowledge, patience and kindness. You make us believe in ourselves and our abilities to be thrown in the deep end and survive". Denise Dalton-Reedy -(Teacher-Hiruharama School, 2020)
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