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      Technology education in New Zealand

      Forret, Michael; Jones, Alister; Moreland, Judy
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      Forret, M., Jones, A. & Moreland, J. (2002). Technology education in New Zealand. The Journal of Technology Studies, 28(1), published online 2002
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      Technology is one of the seven essential learning areas included to achieve the knowledge and understanding that all New Zealanders need to acquire (Ministry of Education, 1993). Responsibility for the implementation of these curricula rests with schools which have flexibility in making implementation decisions. Within the national curriculum framework, all curriculum statements must reflect the principles of the national curriculum framework, specify clear learning outcomes against which students’ achievements can be assessed, have learning outcomes or objectives defined over eight progressive levels, and be grouped in a number of strands. The national curriculum framework’s principles relate to learning and achievement, development of school programs, and aspects of social justice and equity.
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      2002
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