Showing posts with label Tangata Whenuatanga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tangata Whenuatanga. Show all posts

Wednesday, 7 August 2019

Mihi - Creating a sense of identity.

This term we have been working with whānau and learners to develop an understanding of their whakapapa and identity. Each student had to undertake research with their whānau to establish their places of significance. In class we have scaffolded this further by creating a written mihi and visual mihi template. Each day we are covering different aspects of mihimihi. Through this process, whānau have been actively engaged in the learning of their students. As teachers we have demonstrated a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Tangata Whenuatanga.

Saturday, 20 July 2019

Sharing our learning with our whanau

Using blogs as a tool to share our learning with our whanau.

Wednesday, 10 April 2019

Sharing Learning Sites at Hokitika Hub Community Open Evening

On Tuesday 10th April I was asked to host a sharing session regarding learning sites at the Hokitika Hub Community Open Evening. I shared our learning site with a number of whānau and teachers. In total, I run three 20 minute sessions. There were a number of questions and a range of positive feedback about this sharing session. We have also undertaken to support other junior teachers within the hub to implement 1:1 iPads within their setting.

Sunday, 13 May 2018

Monday, 12 March 2018

Weekly Inspiration - Creating a tolerant learning environment.

Weekly Inspiration - Creating a tolerant learning environment.


Developing self-regulation, an ability to connect with learning outside of the classroom.

Developing self-regulation, an ability to connect with learning outside of the classroom.









Supporting learner agency through collaborative writing.

Supporting learner agency through collaborative writing.




Connecting with our place - inquiry learning in our living landscape.

Connecting with our place - inquiry learning in our living landscape.






Tuesday, 6 March 2018

Visual Mihimihi

Ākonga exploring their whakapapa and identity.



Reflective Entry 8: Evaluate the outcomes of a digital and collaborative innovation in your practice from an educational research perspective.

Tiven, Fuchs, Bazari, and MacQuarrie (2018), state that there are three evaluation types important to understand what a program is accomplis...