We're so excited to launch the online version of Rising Tide and He Tai Pari! Visit our site to read the book in both english or Te reo, or choose to listen to them being read by Sampson Karst of Manu Media.
Alongside the 'read to me', or 'I'll read it' options in english and Te reo you'll find:
-Peer reviewed notes and lesson plans for teacher
-A vlog from registered psychologist and co-author Julie Burgess-Manning suggesting best use of the resource from anecdotal feedback and research conducted by Massey University
-Peer reviewed notes and exercises for families
-Peer reviewed notes and exercises for therapists
-A vlog from teachers at Heathcote Valley School demonstrating how they used Rising Tide in a collaborative teaching environment
-Vlogs from a Clinical Psychologist and Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist discussing magical thinking, catastrophising and other topics from the resource
-Information about the research being conducted by Massey University and how you could be a part of it
The development of this online resource was made possible by funding from New Zealand Red Cross.
Written by Sarina Dickson and Julie Burgess-Manning. Illustration by Jenny Cooper. Translation by Kaharau Keogh.
-Peer reviewed notes and lesson plans for teacher
-A vlog from registered psychologist and co-author Julie Burgess-Manning suggesting best use of the resource from anecdotal feedback and research conducted by Massey University
-Peer reviewed notes and exercises for families
-Peer reviewed notes and exercises for therapists
-A vlog from teachers at Heathcote Valley School demonstrating how they used Rising Tide in a collaborative teaching environment
-Vlogs from a Clinical Psychologist and Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist discussing magical thinking, catastrophising and other topics from the resource
-Information about the research being conducted by Massey University and how you could be a part of it
The development of this online resource was made possible by funding from New Zealand Red Cross.
Written by Sarina Dickson and Julie Burgess-Manning. Illustration by Jenny Cooper. Translation by Kaharau Keogh.
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