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This journal article looks at how a group of 7-9 year olds in four New Zealand primary schools thought about intelligence, their beliefs about themselves as maths learners and how that related to...

Secondary schools aim to develop young people to be “confident, connected, actively involved lifelong learners” (New Zealand Curriculum, 2007). This future-focused vision for young learners guides...

Internationally, associations between mathematics achievement and students’ beliefs and attitudes related to learning are well established. This article examines five studies to identify patterns in...

This article argues that particular experiences in the workplace are more important than others and can lead to transformational learning. This may enable practitioners to cross ‘vocational...

The Parker Brothers' 1971 game of "Careers" may be light-hearted but the career decisions faced by young people leaving school today are no game. Those decisions are considered more...

This article supports teachers to think about their students’ acts of learning, as well as their own as teachers. It draws on research about young adults’ most profound learning during...

The authors of the article “Evaluation reasoning in public-sector evaluation in Aotearoa New Zealand” stated that evaluation reports are not available on the website of the New Zealand ...


It is 10 years since the introduction of the revised New Zealand Curriculum (NZC) (Ministry of Education, 2007), for teaching and learning in years 1–13 in English-medium schools. It is...


Some background on how articles in Set: Research Information for Teachers are offered online here as soon as they are finalised, but before they are added to an issue of the journal.


Evaluating the outcomes of social-change initiatives is often conceptualised as a long-term endeavour, where the impacts take some years to assess. This is feasible for large-scale,...

