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Regina Scheyvens

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Opinion: Why abandoning NCEA isn’t necessarily clear-cut

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By Jenny Poskitt, Richard Shaw, Regina Scheyvens, Mohan J Dutta
| massey.ac.nz
Education Minister Erica Stanford’s proposal for significant changes to New Zealand’s senior secondary school qualification, the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA), comes amidst public concerns about declines in student achievement, confusion about NCEA requirements and its value. Yet, NCEA is applauded nationally and internationally for its flexibility to accommodate individual student interests and strengths.
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Opinion: International Court of Justice ruling marks new era in climate accountability

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By Regina Scheyvens
| massey.ac.nz
Last week, perhaps the most significant event in a decade of climate justice actions occurred in The Hague. Namely, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued an advisory opinion on the obligations of nation states in respect of climate change.
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Opinion: NZ’s plan to ‘welcome anyone, from anywhere, anytime’ is not a sustainable tourism policy

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By Regina Scheyvens, James P. Higham, Susanne Becken
| massey.ac.nz
Attracting more Chinese tourists to Aotearoa New Zealand, including during the off-season, was a major part of Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s trade agenda during his recent visit to China. As Tourism Minister Louise Upston put it, “We welcome anyone, from anywhere, anytime.” It’s all part of the Government’s plan to “turbocharge” the tourism sector with an additional NZ$13.5 million for marketing this year. The hope is this will help double the value of tourism as an export earner by 2034.
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