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. Applications are now invited for the TLRI 2009 funding round. Information for Expressions of Interest (EOI) can be found on Funding 2009. EOI's are invited in either
Type I or Type II categories.
Type I research projects aim to build cumulative knowledge about teaching and learning and to build research capacity.
Type II studies are to be more innovative, with both practice and research valued together.
| |  | | February newsletter arrives...
with key information about the new output requirements for TLRI projects, and a full list of the successful recipients from the 2008 funding round. Associate Professor Kogi Naidoo reflects on the challenges of her role as a project leader for a three year collaborative project funded by the TLRI.
If you haven't received a copy and would like one please contact us or download your copy here Māori educational research priorities.
2009 wishlists for Māori educational research priorities from both Dr Liz McKinley and Mere Berryman are available as Background Papers TLRI Project Leaders
The new administrative milestone report forms re now available from the website.
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