Championing Inclusive Education in New Zealand: In Aotearoa New Zealand, tertiary education encompasses vital areas like adult literacy, Māori and Pacific cultural capability, and support for neurodiversity. Neglecting these areas can lead to economic stagnation, social inequality, and loss of cultural heritage. Addressing these gaps is crucial for economic resilience, social cohesion, and maintaining educational excellence. Advocacy, collaboration, and professional development are key in shaping an inclusive and supportive educational landscape for all New Zealanders.
Tag: Literacy
Ako Aotearoa’s Manako team receive global recognition at the Library of Congress Literacy Awards 2023. Discover how these New Zealand-based programmes are transforming tertiary education through innovative literacy practices and core values like Whanaungatanga and Aroha.
Explore the transformation of Literacy and Numeracy (LN) education. Moving away from uninviting traditional methods, this article introduces a values-driven approach, focusing on principles like manaakitanga and real-world relevance. Discover how embracing a holistic philosophy can make LN not just “sexy,” but empowering and essential.
Discover the transformative power of pōwhiri and whanaungatanga in creating a thriving learning community. Explore practical strategies and insights to foster a sense of belonging, collaboration, and cultural inclusivity. Unleash the potential of these Māori traditions to create a transformative and empowering educational environment for vocational adult learners.
Maximising the Potential of Embedded Literacy and Numeracy in Vocational and Trades Training
Understanding Pacific Cultural Safety: A Guide for Educators – Part 3
Understanding Pacific Cultural Safety: A Guide for Educators – Part 2
Understanding Pacific Cultural Safety: A Guide for Educators – Part 1
Unlocking the Power of Fonofale: How Pacific Health & Education Can Benefit – Part 2
Unlocking the Power of Fonofale: How Pacific Health & Education Can Benefit – Part 1