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A collection of videos from our Digital Hui Series created by Art Educators for Art Educators to support kaiako with the planning and delivery of teaching and learning
A recording of the May 2024 NCEA Level 1 Q&A hui with Learning Area Lead Jennie Wiilaims and ANZAAE Co-Chair Emma Wise.
ANZAAE Executive Committee members Genevieve Craig, Esther Hansen and Jamieson Hudson share approaches to Level 3 and Scholarship from their specialist subject areas and diverse school contexts.
Presented by the Art Department of Green Bay High School, this digital hui highlights approaches to teaching and learning for NCEA Level 1 Visual Arts.
This practical session presented by Emma Ormsby (Ngāti Maniapoto, Ngāti Porou, Pākehā), is an introduction to Toi Māori and Kōwhaiwhai. Before you push play, be sure to have some paper…
This is the third in a series of online hui about NCEA Level 1 Visual Arts. This hui is presented by Learning Area Lead Jennie Williams and digs a bit…
This is the second in a series of online hui about NCEA Level 1 Visual Arts. This hui is presented by Learning Area Lead Jennie Williams and digs a bit…
As Visual Arts teacher at Alfriston College, Jennifer has been involved in the NCEA Level 1 Visual Arts Mini Pilot Programme. In 2022, she began teaching the Pilot programme and…
This presentation looks at NCEA Level 1 Visual Art Mini Pilot Programme at Westlake girls’ High School, sharing the experiences and challenges regarding the Level 1 learning programme they have…
Jennie is our Learning Area Lead for Visual Arts representative in the MoE. In this presentation from the end of 2022, she discuss with us all things NCEA and the…
Learn how sculpture has grown to be the fastest growing discipline and now the biggest Senior Visual Arts field at Waitakere College. Genevieve shares course structure, and how she gets…
In this presentation, Robin Kydd and Tom Hackshaw share their our work with Te Wāhi Auaha, the maker space and innovation hub located within Takapuna Grammar School.
Matt is an artist, collaborator, and Fine Art Lecturer at Whitecliffe. He is interested in art as a catalyst for discussion, action, and community. Art to challenge, question and instigate…
This presentation will take you through the process employed at Whitecliffe for the selection of students for their Fine Arts and Photo Media programmes, offering suggestions on how a student…
Jay’s presentation is based around the continued progress and integration of Moving Image and Special Effects within Visual Arts education and the potential engagement impact on varied learning styles and…
Elements of racism and segregation are still prevalent within the Franklin community. The documentary “No Māori Allowed” exposing this dark history throughout Aotearoa. Our response is the Pukekohe Mural Project,…
André Sampson will share tips about introducing Art History as a new subject, growing numbers in the subject, and improving results at senior levels in the practical arts through engaging…
Nigel Borell MNZM is a curator, writer, and artist who specialises in Māori art, in both customary and contemporary fields. Nigel has worked on three meeting house projects under tohunga…
In this workshop Zarahn shares some of the methods to realistic portrait drawing that he has developed through many, many hours of study.
Han Nae Kim gives us an insight into her creative process, experimenting with clay, ink, shellac, charcoal, and other drawing materials. Her practice explores collision, encounter, and splitting through a…
Geoff Harris is the National Moderator for Visual Arts. In this presentation he discusses integrated assessment approaches that utilise practice-based research strategies to provide a wider scope of foundational knowledge…
Jennie Williams is the learning area lead for the Arts responsible for supporting the RAS team and part of the implementation and professional development process…