Stanford
Stanford is a government minister in New Zealand who has been proactive in addressing the shortage of teachers in the education sector. In 2023, she implemented a streamlined residency pathway for primary teachers, building on a previous successful initiative for secondary teachers, which significantly increased the influx of educators to the country. Her approach includes a focus on on-site training, scholarships, and incentives for young people to enter the teaching profession, highlighting her commitment to enhancing the educational workforce in New Zealand.
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Stanford instructed the ministry to develop a teaching sequence in the English curriculum to help teachers prepare children to read Māori words.
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Stanford has been looking to make changes to NCEA for years, including when she was National’s education spokesperson in Opposition.
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Stanford indicated consultation will be launched to receive public input on vocational options.
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Stanford agrees with the health benefits of eating a wide variety of plant-based foods.
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Stanford told her Cabinet committee colleagues in May there was 'significant uncertainty' about the expected volume of migrants accessing the visa.
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Stanford announced a $100m package to address growing school rolls and improve education facilities.
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Stanford has put a lot on mandating structured literacy to improve literacy outcomes.
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Stanford is a minister who implemented changes to residency pathways for teachers in New Zealand.
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