Papers and presentations from the eDscapes conference - Mapping teachers' professional lives. The conference was held in Wellington from 18-20 April 2011 and brought together a mix of practice-based worshops and inspiring speakers on the themes of leadership, engagement and professional activism, drawing from our most pressing current professional concerns.

Edscapes presentations and papers

Bennett, C. & Pullar, K. (2011) The Virtual Learning Network Community

Carroll-Lind, J., Denton, K., Selwyn, A., Casinader, P. & Taylor, T. (2011) Engaging in learning: Yeah right!

Fry, M. & Nicol, J. (2011) Oxfam’s Wara Bilong Life project: Water and sanitation education with an international twist

Fry, M. & Nicol, J. (2011) Oxfam’s Wara Bilong Life project: Water and sanitation education ... Part 2

Hipkins, Rose (2011) Exploring connections between engagement and "student voice"

Hunter, Lynley (2011) Do you see what I see? Understanding and identifying students with visual processing disorders

John, A. & Hurley, S. (2011) Environmental education and the secondary sector

Levin, Ben (2011) Teacher organisations and the professionalisation of teaching

Mills, Ben (2011) Education law in the classroom: The benefits of a rights-based approach

Richmond, Christine (2011) Engaging adolescents in learning.

Richmond, Christine (2011) Engaging adolescents in learning: Practical ideas to enhance good teaching

Richmond, Christine (2009) Behaviour Management: A Minimalist Approach

Sachs, Judyth (2011) Accountability, standards and teacher activism: an unholy trinity or the way for the profession to shape the future (paper)

Sachs, Judyth (2011) Accountability, standards and teacher activism (presentation)

Syme, Jocelyn (2011) Advances in printing

Whitney, L., Bennie, N. & Wehipeihana, N. (2011) Using tools from the Measurable Gains Framework for Ka Hikitia to guide conversations ...

Wikaira, Rachel (2011) Literacy, leadership and the New Zealand Curriculum: Our collective responsibility?

Wright, Noeline (2011) 'Fun' for learners: digital tools in educationThe University of Waikato, Hamilton

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