Need Help Building Cultural Capabilities?

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Kia ora Michael What does good culturally responsive practice look like? As you head into a well-deserved change of pace, we thought it could be a good time to pose a very topical question and share some helpful resources. Building cultural capability in learning communities contributes to equitable educational practice and, in turn, equitable educational outcomes. When te reo Māori and te ao Māori are valued and actively revitalised, all ākonga can be secure in their identity. But what does good culturally responsive practice look like? And what could you do to build it? We’ve created some resources that can help you answer these questions, so you can build cultural capability in your learning community – ultimately giving mana to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and empowering Māori learners to be successful as Māori. Ngā mihi nui What could I see, hear and feel in your learning community? (PDF, 916KB) How do you give mana to Te Tiriti o Waitangi? (PDF, 30KB) Rachel McNamara’s blog discusses becoming culturally courageous and what educators can do to grow cultural capabilities. Janelle Riki-Waaka talks about giving mana to Te Tiriti o Waitangi in this EDtalks video. What’s the Treaty got to do with it? This recorded CORE Breakfast explores practical ways that future-focused learning communities can grow their understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

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July Newsletter: What’s On In Term 3, Pick Your Path At uLearn19, Stories Of Impact From The Ten Trends & More

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Kia ora Michael The winter holidays bring a chance for a change of pace. Hopefully you’ll have an opportunity to have a break and sit down with a cuppa – we’ve got you covered for reading material in this month’s newsletter! Read on for information about professional learning opportunities in Term 3, picking your path at uLearn19, culturally responsive practice, real-time reporting stories of impact and more! What’s on near you in Term 3 The term ahead brings lots more opportunities to grow your professional learning. How about committing to a half-day workshop, or diving deeper with a 5-10 week online programme? Select your location or check out the online option for convenient learning no matter where you are in Aotearoa. Auckland > Wellington > Christchurch > Dunedin > Online > Choose your learning pathway at uLearn The uLearn19 conference provides an abundance of learning and networking opportunities. With an easy online booking system, you’re able to pick your path through the professional learning focus areas and select the workshops that suit your learning needs. Explore the options on our A3 guide, and register to join us. See the guide > Building cultural capabilities What could I see, hear and feel in your learning community? How do you give mana to Te Tiriti o Waitangi? Explore answers to these questions with these very helpful infographics. Explore the infographics > Ten Trend: Real-time reporting Three schools have kindly shared stories about their approaches to Real-time reporting and the drivers influencing these. They also include examples of how digital platforms are being used to help deepen the learning conversations. Read what they have to say in the Ten Trends group in edSpace. Read the stories of impact > From the blog Deep Learning – stories of impact Margot McKeegan and Derek Wenmoth discuss schools creating change through New Pedagogies for Deep Learning (NPDL) frameworks. More > The continuing consequences and impacts of colonisation Whare Isaac-Sharland shares her personal journey of revitalising Māori language and traditions in her whānau. More > Subscribe to the blog > Upcoming learning opportunities

ACCELERATOR Two-day event AUCKLAND: 9-10 July WELLINGTON: 3-4 August Register Future ready? Explore the 2019 Ten Trends Breakfast DUNEDIN: 11 September Register Te Reo Puāwai Māori Online programme ONLINE: starts 22 July Register Implementing mentoring and coaching Breakfast WELLINGTON: 13 September Register Play-based learning Online workshop ONLINE: 21 August Register uLearn19 Educational conference ROTORUA: 9-11 October Register

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Citizenship In Education

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Nei te mihi nui ki a koutou, We hope you’ve had a great week. With the July school holidays just around the corner, we bet you’ll be looking forward to a change of pace! We recently sat down with CORE uLearn19 keynote speaker, Shay Wright, who captivated us with his calm and endearing manner. Shay discussed the importance of the lessons we can learn from indigenous nations. From his perspective it’s clear how we can learn from the kaitiaki of those nations which are thriving, and in turn, how we could gather that knowledge and use it in our roles as educators of current and future generations. Kirirarautanga | Citizenship is one of the three themes at uLearn19. Shay’s experiences and strategies on this theme will set the scene on day one. Be captivated and connect with ideas to be implemented in your learning environment. Save my seat at uLearn19 Ask Shay your questions Shay invites you to pose your questions – do so by joining the edSpace online community. Once you’re logged in, head to Shay’s discussion forum. Local leaders showcase their experiences Our spotlight sessions and panels are made up of local leaders in education. They will share their real-life experiences and practical strategies across a range of themes including: wellbeing and resilience, managing data, curriculum design, unleashing innovation in Māori students, relationships, inquiry, assessment, systems thinking and solving complex issues using technology. Explore our speakers Customise your PLD The opportunities at uLearn19 are endless – customise your calendar across the three days to align to your professional learning and development needs. We’d love your colleagues and friends to join us too, please share away! tweet share email

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What’s Online In Term 3: Professional Learning Opportunities For Educators

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Kia ora Michael We invite you to make the most of professional learning opportunities available online in Term 3. There are a wealth of options available via our recorded breakfast seminars, online workshops and programmes, each specifically designed to suit the busy lives of educators wherever they are in Aotearoa. Topics include; Universal Design for Learning, te reo Māori, innovative learning, play-based learning and more. We are also offering a FREE online workshop – How to make a professional learning development application. So whatever your focus, there’s an option for you! Registrations are open now. Discover what’s online in Term 3 > First up: Te Reo Puāwai Māori Online programme Starts 22 July 2019 A beginners guide to te reo Māori – not just speaking and writing, but how to teach others and use it authentically in your setting. Find out more >

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June Newsletter: NPDL Deep Learning Lab Keynotes, LEARNZ Virtual Experiences, ACCELERATOR Events & More

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Kia ora Michael All of a sudden we find ourselves in winter and things are getting chilly across Aotearoa. But it’s not all bad – there are some exciting opportunities coming that will keep you fired up! This month’s newsletter features information about the upcoming NZ NPDL Deep Learning Lab, exciting LEARNZ virtual fields trips, ACCELERATOR events and more. Join us to explore deep learning There’s just six weeks to go until this year’s NZ NPDL Deep Learning Lab. We can’t wait to hear from our motivational keynote speakers, Andy Kai Fong and Pam Hook. Spaces are filling fast, so register now! To learn more about New Pedagogies for Deep Learning, as well as stories of impact from around Aotearoa, take a look at Margot McKeegan and Derek Wenmoth’s latest blog post. Find out more > Take your students on an adventure LEARNZ virtual field trips are live, interactive experiences that help students access the inaccessible. Supported by a wealth of online resources and expert teachers, students are transported around Aotearoa, Antarctica and beyond – for free! Enrolments are open for upcoming trips, including Map my waahi – discovering our shared heritage, taking place 25-27 June. Explore LEARNZ field trips > Not your average PD Have you thought about bringing your team along to ACCELERATOR? Together, you can kick-start innovative thinking and bring ideas to life. Check out the video from last year’s event – groups of five or more from the same organisation receive a 10% discount! Join us at ACCELERATOR events across Aotearoa. Register now > From the blog Transformation theory: a theory of adult learning Philippa Nicholl Antipas discusses Transformation Theory, which focuses on critical reflection and dialogue to support people to adapt their worldview. More > Wellbeing: what’s it all about? Ara Simmons explores the wellbeing of educators and the importance of making wellbeing a part of our daily routines. More > Time to get real with reporting Katrina Laurie explains how digital tools can provide an opportunity to engage, deepen and extend learning conversations. More > Subscribe to the blog > Upcoming learning opportunities

Leading collaborative practice Workshop ONLINE: 12 June Register Place-based education in our backyard: Te Tūranga o Ōku Waewae Breakfast WELLINGTON: 28 June Register Future Ready? Explore the 2019 Ten Trends Breakfast CHRISTCHURCH: 25 June AUCKLAND: 28 June Register Te Reo Puāwai Māori Online programme ONLINE: starts 22 July Register Strategies to develop student agency Workshop ONLINE: 26 June Register uLearn19 Aotearoa’s premier educational conference ROTORUA: 9-11 October Register

Contact us We love receiving your feedback. Please feel free to email us. Wherever you are in Aotearoa, if you are looking for specific professional learning, our consultants can tailor PLD to suit you or your educational setting. Find out more. Share Tweet Forward Copyright © 2019 CORE Education, All rights reserved. You have received this email because you have attended one of our events and were happy for us to update you on future CORE events, subscribed to our newsletters at http://www.core-ed.org, or registered with LEARNZ virtual field trips at http://www.learnz.org.nz, Connected Educator NZ at http://connectededucator.org.nz, or EDtalks at http://www.edtalks.org. Our mailing address is: CORE Education 144 Kilmore Street, Christchurch Central Christchurch, Canterbury 8013 New Zealand