Ngā Matapakinga | Discussion
How does Ako in ancestral spaces enhance the holistic wellbeing of Māori boys?
Ānaru White and Jason Ruakere are using their CORE-provided pro-bono research grant for restoring the holistic wellbeing of Māori boys through connection and innovation. They have begun this exciting and revealing investigation and trialing of how Ako is applied within ancestral spaces (marae, awa, moana, and maunga), and enhanced through digital interaction (e.g., coding, Google Maps and virtual reality).
Ānaru provides the first in a series of reports on their research findings, where he writes, new and innovative approaches to supporting Māori boys is needed.
Kaupapa Māori stories of localised learning are increasing. Are there any exciting initiatives in your school, kura or backyard? We'd love to hear more.
Image source: Puniho Pā, Taranaki
Latest news
What's your professional learning focus in 2019?
Kia ora tatou and welcome back to 2019. A new learning year is upon us, new students in front of...Kia ora tatou and welcome back to 2019. A new learning year is upon us, new students in front of us, new teaching and learning goals and foci across the school/kura. Whatever direction you're taking, leading or learning; we have solutions to support you. Check out the up-coming events and...
Ki te Ao | December
Our final newsletter for the year is here, packed full of great resources for you to read and watch...Our final newsletter for the year is here, packed full of great resources for you to read and watch over the summer break!. Grab a cuppa and have a read.
Hei Pānui edSpace | mō te marama Whiringa-ā-rangi 2018
Tēnā koutou, talofa lava, malo o lelei and welcome to the latest edSpace pānui mō te...Tēnā koutou, talofa lava, malo o lelei and welcome to the latest edSpace pānui mō te marama Whiringa-ā-rangi, a round-up of activity from across edSpace for November, 2018. It's been a busy month for teachers as they wind down the year, finish reports and start planning for...
