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 The New Zealand Curriculum Exemplars
To view exemplars of students' work in English, mathematics, the arts, science, technology, health and physical education, and social studies, select one of the links above.
Māori medium exemplars
Te reo Māori, pāngarau, pūtaiao, hangarau, tikanga ā-iwi, ngā toi and hauora exemplars are now available online.
Print versions of te reo Māori, pāngarau, pūtaiao, and hangarau exemplars have been distributed to schools, however not all the exemplars available in print have been published online.
What is an exemplar?
An exemplar is an authentic piece of student work, annotated to illustrate learning, achievement, and quality in relation to the levels in the national curriculum statement.
The purpose is to highlight features that teachers need to watch for, collect information about, and act on to promote learning. Exemplars help to answer the question, "What is quality work?"
For information about professional development on the exemplars contact your local curriculum area advisers at School Support Services, or the Assess to Learn team.
The New Zealand Curriculum Exemplars
Use this PowerPoint to become familiar with the purpose and structure of the exemplars. It identifies ways of using the exemplars for planning, teaching, and assessing in classroom practice. (PowerPoint, 544KB)
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Curriculum
Update 54
Using Assessment Tools / Te Whakamahi i Ngā Pūnaha
Aromatawai.
Read this issue about using assessment tools to promote
learning. Assessment for learning is based on what teachers
notice informally and on the information that they collect
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Five Forks School – target setting in writing
Kamo Intermediate School – using the English exemplars
Click on the links to read how exemplars were used to help students assess their own learning, set appropriate goals, and to enhance school-wide improvement.
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