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Kia ora Michael Are you committed to creating an equitable learning environment where every ākonga can thrive and succeed? If so, we invite you to join us for a must-attend FREE webinar – Tūhuratia te Iho Pūmanawa | Addressing bias and stereotyping in teaching practice. Led by champions of destreaming, Professor Christine Rubie-Davies and Dr Hana O’Regan, this webinar is your gateway to uncovering the potential of every ākonga without bias or prejudice. Tūhuratia te Iho Pūmanawa Addressing bias and stereotyping in teaching practice webinar Thursday 16 March 3.30–4.30pm Free Online Register for the free webinar About the presenters Professor Christine Rubie-Davies Leading voice on high expectations teaching Dr. Hana O’Regan Tumu Whakarae at CORE Education and leading voice in support of ending streaming Why streaming is inequitable and why we should end it BLOG  Dr Pam O’Connell, Research and Design Lead at CORE, writes about how we are “so entrenched in this practice [of streaming] that we don’t see the patterns of harm it has caused for, what is now, generations of learners in Aotearoa New Zealand.” READ: Streaming – the unexamined wallpaper FREE RESOURCES  Our kaimahi can work with you using these useful resources to develop your equity roadmap and start the critical conversations. Download the resource Download the resource Contact us to support destreaming Don’t miss out on this opportunity to engage in kōrero about creating a fairer and more inclusive learning environment in your setting. Register now Ngā mihi nui, CORE Education Share Tweet Forward

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