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What could the key competencies look like in learning?

In this section we provide a space for learners to share their thoughts about key competencies.
With your help and contributions, we hope to grow this part of the site into a vibrant collection of ideas and voices from young people around New Zealand.

If learners at your school would like to share their thoughts about key competencies, please drop us a line at kc@core-ed.net.


Learners talk about the key competencies


Students from Hauraki Plains College and Alexandra Primary School discuss 'managing self'.
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Students from Frimley School discuss 'relating to others'.
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Students from Hauraki Plains College discuss 'thinking'.
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Students from Hauraki Plains College and Alexandra Primary School discuss the key competency 'Participating and contributing'.
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Students investigate thinking skills

In this snapshot students explain the process used to find out about the 'thinking' skills needed in order to learn, and how Mackenzie College could provide for this.

Networked student

This You Tube clip discusses the theory of ‘Connectivism’. It looks at the many diverse networks and ties made possible by the variety of IT tools we have to connect ourselves to others.

Te Awamutu - You have a message

A group of students from the Rosetown Learning Community in Te Awamutu talk about what they want to learn and what helps them learn at school.

Lifelong learning at Red Beach School

Resources on the Red Beach School website outline how they have included children in deepening their understanding of lifelong learning. (Look for the files in the right hand menu.)

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