Poutama Pounamu
Resources and information
Poutama Pounamu in action
Poutama Pounamu in action
Mere Berryman is the Tauranga-based manager of Waikato University's Poutama Pounamu Education Research and Development Centre. She previously worked as a teacher and a leader within the Ministry of Education, including Te Kotahitanga, a research and professional development programme which helps teachers and schools better support Māori student achievement.
Culturally responsive teaching
Culturally responsive teaching
There are over 400 Māori students attending Whangarei Boys' High School. Ensuring their success as Māori is vital and is a priority for the school's leadership team. To support the school's goals, Team Solutions facilitators have worked with the school leaders and teachers to help them adapt their pedagogy to focus on a more culturally responsive and relational approach to teaching and engaging with students’ whānau, hapu and iwi.
Piritahi ASL Hui Sept 2108.pptxPiritahi ASL Hui Slideshow
Piritahi ASL Hui Slideshow
Website resources.pptxRevisiting some key ideas around CRP
Revisiting some key ideas around CRP
ASL Nov.pptxPoutama Pounamu PD
Poutama Pounamu PD
Schools and classrooms are crucial sites wherein students’ beliefs about their ability to initiate, engage with, and successfully complete learning tasks are shaped.
