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knowledge and cultural and linguistic resources by incorporating their first language in their literacy learning. Akata’s target students were three boys and three girls, all but one of whom were born
and bicultural awareness enterprise and innovation critical literacy. Other audits are concentrating on diversity, Māori in the mainstream, ESOL (English for speakers of other languages), financial
and students to talk about individual differences and needs and therefore to recognise their diversity: The kids are finding it quite exciting… It’s about them and who they are… They have
, on the other hand, offer more advanced choices around niche and natural products so could be models, offering an accessible solution into the Asian market in the future. Understanding the cultural norms
a process Increases student engagement in the learning through personalisation and ownership Connects students to the ‘real world,’ which is often more reflective of their own reality and cultural
the effectiveness of school systems, processes, and practices in supporting students’ cultural identities. How do we use evidence in relation to the standards to help us identify our professional
a picture of the school's culture and values, heroes and enemies, good points and bad, animating the actions and intentions of leaders, teachers, students, whānau, and community. By creating and sharing our
so it’s not seen as an extra. It should align with the school vision and values and be embedded in the school culture. Teacher mindset The teachers need to be problem solvers themselves to embed
/or activities to guide them through any changes they might need to make as they work with the National Standards. Return to top Key outcome of the module Schools recognise the diversity of English language
