Teaching & Learning Research Initiative
10th Floor, West Block, Education House, 178-182 Willis Street
Wellington 6011New Zealand
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The Teaching and Learning Research Initiative is a research fund established by the government in 2003. It has an annual funding round and a $2 million annual budget.
The fund seeks to bring together research and practice to improve learning outcomes.
TLRI Principles
The Teaching and Learning Research Initiative aims to:
- build a cumulative body of knowledge linking teaching and learning
The Teaching and Learning Research Initiative is a research fund established by the government in 2003. It has an annual funding round and a $2 million annual budget.
The fund seeks to bring together research and practice to improve learning outcomes.
TLRI Principles
The Teaching and Learning Research Initiative aims to:
- build a cumulative body of knowledge linking teaching and learning
- enhance the links between educational research and teaching practices—and researchers and teachers—across early childhood, school, and tertiary sectors
- grow research capability and capacity in the areas of teaching and learning
The growth of research capability and capacity is a reciprocal process that builds:
- the capability of researchers to undertake quality research through engaging in high-quality research and working with other researchers with varied levels of experience
- enables teachers to gain expertise in systematic enquiry, as they engage as active members of a research team
- builds the capability of teachers to improve their teaching practice by learning from the findings of research deepens researchers’ understanding of teaching and learning by engaging with teachers
The TLRI’s research projects and related activities are guided by five principles
Principle One
The research projects within
the TLRI will address themes of strategic importance to education in New
Zealand
|
Project Priority
Strategic Value
ngā hua
rautaki
|
Principle Three
The TLRI research projects
will be designed to enable substantive and robust findings. |
Project Priority
Research value
ngā hua rangahau
|
Principle Five
The TLRI research projects
will recognise the central role of teachers and students in learning,
and the importance of the work being useful in practice.
|
Project Priority
Practice value
ngā hua
ritenga
|
Principle Two
The TLRI research projects
will build upon New Zealand-based research evidence, draw on related
international research, and be forward looking. |
Principle Four
The research projects
within the TLRI will be undertaken as a partnership between researchers
and practitioners. |
Contact:
Teaching & Learning Research Initiative
PO Box 3237,
Wellington 6140,
New Zealand
Phone: 04 384 7939
Fax: 04 384 7933
Email: t...@nzcer.org.nz
Website: http://www.tlri.org.nz/
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