Challenge 1

Culturally Responsive Relational Pedagogy

GOAL : Enhance Kaiako capability and confidence to grow culturally responsive and relational practice

Culturally Responsive and Relational Pedagogy is about valuing each learner's 'cultural toolkit', building positive and productive relationships with learners, whānau and communities and utilising learning contexts that link and celebrate these experiences, identity and culture. 

 


Mā te moiho, ka marama

Through knowledge there is understanding


  • To better meet the needs of our diverse learners 
  • To Meet our Tiriti o Waitangi partnership obligations  
  • Prioritising Māori achieving success as Māori 
  • To enable positive shifts in teaching and learning to benefit mana ōreti/equitable outcomes for ākonga 


“Student's prior knowledge, language and ways of making sense of the world are used to inform teacher practices, rather than being seen as barriers to learning.” (Russell Bishop).


Resources

Relevant and useful resources for teachers and principals will be added throughout the year under each of the three Achievement challenges.

PDF

Kāhui ako Shared folder - Hakatere Cultural Narrative and Pakiwaitara resources

Local resources to support ANZH and knowledge of local curriculum and cultural narratives
Article

TĀKATA WHENUA O HAKATERE PEOPLE OF THE MOUNTAINS, RIVERS, LAND & SEA - Cultural narrative

This document contains the cultural narrative for the Hakatere area gifted by Ngai Tahu and on display the the Ashburton Museum
Article

Reo Cafe - Slides

Kate White has shared her slides from our Reo cafe for everyone to use - Thank you Kate.
PDF

Professional learning groups ( PLG's)

Three PLG's ran this year - Hauora, Curriculum Progress Tools and Transition - Notes from those PLG's are available here
Article

Connect Week 2022

The theme for 2022 was the Neuro diverse learner - Notes from our speakers are available here .
Podcast

Cultural capability journey

Zui recordings available here

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