Approaches and concepts: Some things to think about before we move on

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From here we can move on to the third section of the NZCALNE. Shortly, we’ll be looking at how to map the demands of your course.

Before that, though, have a think about your answers to the questions below.

The questions aren’t assessed, so you don’t have to hand in your answers. But, talking about what you think with someone, particularly a colleague who can speak Te Reo or understand Māori approaches, will help you engage with this work more deeply.

Approaches and concepts

  • What do you think about the approaches and concepts that we’ve discussed?
  • Are there any that you already understand and use?
  • Is there anything here that makes you uncomfortable?
  • What’s new to you that you can use or absorb into your own teaching and training?

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