The diagram consists of text within arrows. All the arrows point downwards from the heading: ‘The New Zealand Curriculum’ at the top down to the words: ‘The School Curriculum’ at the bottom.
There are two main arrows: the arrow on the left is about two-thirds of the width of the page, and the arrow on the right is about one-third of the width of the page.
These two arrows are the same length, pointing downwards.
The main arrow on the left is headed: ‘Directions for learning’. Underneath this heading is a short but wide arrow headed: ‘Vision’, followed by the words: ‘Young people who will be confident, connected, actively involved, lifelong learners.’ Below this arrow there are four narrow arrows: one on the left, one in the middle, and two on the right – one above the other. The arrow on the left is headed: ‘Values’, followed by the words: ‘Excellence; Innovation, inquiry, and curiosity; Diversity; Equity; Community and participation; Ecological sustainability; Integrity; Respect’. The arrow in the middle is headed: ‘Key Competencies’, followed by the words: ‘Thinking; Using language, symbols, and texts; Managing self; Relating to others; Participating and contributing’. The top arrow on the right is headed: ‘Learning Areas’, followed by the words: ‘English; The arts; Health and physical education; Learning languages; Mathematics and statistics; Science; Social sciences; Technology. Official languages’. The bottom arrow on the right is headed: ‘Achievement Objectives’.
Underneath this main arrow on the left, there is another short but wide arrow headed: ‘Principles’, followed by the words: ‘High expectations, Treaty of Waitangi, Cultural diversity, Inclusion, Learning to learn, Community engagement; Coherence, Future focus’.
The main arrow on the right is headed: ‘Guidance’. Within this arrow there are three blocks laid vertically. The top block reads: ‘Purpose and Scope’; the second block reads: ‘Effective Pedagogy’; the third block reads ‘The School Curriculum: Design and Review’.
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Published on: 14 Nov 2007
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