Date/Time
Date(s) - Wed 21 October
16:00 - 16:45
Having multiple knowledge systems to draw on is a taonga that is potentially available to every young person in Aotearoa.
Join Simone Marsters from Pokapū Akoranga Pūtaiao Science Learning Hub in a session exploring how akongā can be supported to confidently navigate, apply and make meaning across multiple ways of knowing.
The guests kaikōrero are Sheryl Helleur, Sherree Clarke and Ida Uea, experienced teachers and leaders from kura in Tauranga Moana. Together, they will share how co-existing knowledge systems are being explored in the classroom – drawing on mātauranga Maōri and mātauranga auraki (mainstream education) building a richer and more relevant knowledge base.
This session will be valuable for both primary and secondary school teachers.
The webinar will use Teams and will send the link to all those who register just prior to the webinar.
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