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Through its internal and external publications PPTA advocates for the importance of a high quality state-funded public education system that supports New Zealand's ethnically and culturally diverse schools and the teachers in them to maximise the learning of all young New Zealanders.
Copies of most of our published material can be accessed via the menu on the left of this page.
The journal of the Association is the PPTA News, published 11 times a year.
PPTA press releases respond to current events and draw attention to crucial issues in education.
This collection of documents includes reports, guidance and advice, PPTA submissions, PPTA research and the Annual Report of PPTA.
PPTA publishes on a variety of topics in education and has a programme of undertaking and publishing research in areas of concern and interest to members. This research informs PPTA policy work. PPTA research includes: Teachers talk about NCEA; Evaluation of Te Kōtahitanga; Professional standards for teachers and teacher education; Parents' perspectives of secondary teaching; Technology: theory without practice ...
Curriculum Support Days Resources
Resources developed for and by teachers can be downloaded from the document library (most resources are organised by learning area/subject).
Annual Conference papers can be accessed on the Annual Conference papers webpage.
PPTA publishes an email bulletin to branches called Collective News. Many of the items from the Collective News are published to the Notices webpage, this year (2010) material about the STCA negotations will be posted on the negotiations webpage (log-in to access).
You will also find the Professional issues update in the newsletters section.
Useful WWW resources for teachers. More information on issues.
Guidance to collective agreements can be located on the collective agreements webpage. This material includes information on non-contact time; hours of work; consultation; allowances ...
(Note:The easiest way to find published documents (usually in pdf format) is to use the search documents form
By logging in to the site you will also be able to search all the "members only" documents from the one search facility. If you want to see all the documents in a particular category enter a $ sign in the keyword field. To search the general web pages on the site use the site search)
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