Conference 2012
Effective RTLB Practice
This resource has been compiled by Annette MacDonald & Mary Hancox. The selected cases illustrate evidence-based RTLB practices which have led to positive student outcomes across a range of settings. The intention is to share this collation of examples of effective RTLB case work as a catalyst for professional reflection, inquiry and learning.
Download link (right click to save file)
Effective RTLB Practice
RTLB Professional Tookits
NZRTLB Behaviour Resource Kit
Now available
Media Files
Templates
Resources
Make sure you are registered on the site to take advantage of this Kit
Stationery now available
Stock up on your customised
RTLB stationery
Login to order
Triplicate Record Books
Business Cards
Greeting Cards
Latest News
| Membership Invoicing |
We are now sending out the 2012 Membership invoices to members. This process will take place over 4 nights as we batch email invoices to members. Invoices are being sent by membership number rather than by cluster or region. If you have not received an invoice after this time look in your spam or junk email folder before contacting membership@nzrtlb.org.nz. Invoices are made out to you c/o the Lead School in your Cluster. Please hand your invoice to your cluster manager. |
| Associate membership |
A form for application for Associate Membership is now on the website under the membership tab. |
| NZRTLB Conference 2012 programme |
The latest programme can now be downloaded from the Conference 2012 section of the website |
| Delegate Registration Information |
Delegate Registrations for the 2012 Conference are now open. Visit the Conference 2012 section of this website.
|
2012 Conference Invitation
Transformation – Better than Before
Te huringa ketanga – kia whai hua kia angitu
Following two Education Review Office (ERO) reports on RTLB Governance and Management the New Zealand Ministry of Education decided to transform the RTLB service, effective from 2012.
The transformation has merged smaller clusters across the country into 40 clusters of approximately 20 RTLB per cluster. Each cluster has a designated Lead School and the Lead School Principal is responsible for the effective management of the cluster operations. Cluster managers, a newly created position, will be responsible for the ‘day to day’ operation of the cluster.
The Waikato Conference Committee have chosen the theme;
“Transformation – Better than Before
Te huringa ketanga – kia whai hua kia angitu”
to reflect the changes in the RTLB service.
We acknowledge that change can be challenging and through this conference we aim to provide quality professional development and motivation for RTLB who support students with learning and / or behavioural needs.
For more information visit the conference website by following the link in the main menu
Karen Morrison, Conference Convenor
About the NZRTLB Association
Welcome to the website of the New Zealand Resource Teachers Learning & Behaviour Association. The NZRTLB Association is the professional organisation that supports Resource Teachers Learning and Behaviour (RTLB) in their work, and represents their interests in the wider educational sector. The association has a national executive and a regional network throughout New Zealand, providing members with opportunities for networking, up to date information and resources, ongoing professional learning and support, and advocacy on matters of concern to RTLB and the students and teachers with whom they work.
|
Site Search
Latest Additions
Member Login
Re-setting password issues
Some members are having issues when resetting their password. This is a browser related issue. If you get an "invalid token" message try using one click on the back arrow on your browser to access the site
For further help email support@nzrtlb.org.nz
Important Links
Having difficulty? Email support@nzrtlb.org.nz and we will do our best to help you.
Get Adobe Reader
