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UNPACKING MY KETE: Ko Te Kore – the child has potential Author: Gillian Fitzgerald

UNPACKING MY KETE: Ko Te Kore – the child has potential Author: Gillian Fitzgerald

by Claire | Mar 20, 2021 | Articles, Kaupapa Maori, Pedagogy

In 2009, the Ministry of Education launched its resource Te Whatu Pōkeka, Kaupapa Māori assessment and learning exemplars. It was a resource that focused on assessment of Māori children in Māori early childhood settings and as Rita Walker said:
Pedagogical strategies that support young children’s civic action. Authors: Jenny Ritchie and Jared Lambert

Pedagogical strategies that support young children’s civic action. Authors: Jenny Ritchie and Jared Lambert

by Claire | Jun 28, 2018 | Articles, Kaupapa Maori

Views of children, childhood, children’s roles and responsibilities, and children’s citizenship differ across different eras and cultures (Bath & Karlsson, 2016). In Western countries, developmentalist discourses have positioned the child as a “developing”...
Making “Eco-Waves”: Early Childhood Care and Education Sustainability Practices in Aotearoa New Zealand. Authors: Iris Duhn and Jenny Ritchie

Making “Eco-Waves”: Early Childhood Care and Education Sustainability Practices in Aotearoa New Zealand. Authors: Iris Duhn and Jenny Ritchie

by Claire | Jun 28, 2014 | Articles, Kaupapa Maori

This article discusses aspects of a recent research project in New Zealand, which utilized ethnographic and narrative methodologies to explore the topic of sustainability within 10 early childhood care and education settings (Ritchie et al. 2010). A particular feature...
Learning from the wisdom of elders. Author: Jenny Ritchie

Learning from the wisdom of elders. Author: Jenny Ritchie

by Claire | Jun 28, 2014 | Articles, Kaupapa Maori

This chapter offers a series of provocations coming from a critical, place-based orientation, regarding the ways in which early childhood educators, might develop relationships with local Indigenous peoples, in order to strengthen the Indigenous understandings that...
Te Whāriki and the promise of early childhood care and education grounded in a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Author: Jenny Ritchie

Te Whāriki and the promise of early childhood care and education grounded in a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Author: Jenny Ritchie

by Claire | Jun 28, 2013 | Articles, Kaupapa Maori, Uncategorized

This chapter draws on over a decade of research that has focused on the implementation of Te Whāriki: He Mātauranga mō ngā Mokopuna o Aotearoa: Early Childhood Curriculum, with a particular focus on the ways in which educators have been working to uphold the...
Toku reo toku ohooho – my language my awakening. A personal reflection on equality and equity. Author: Lynn Rupe

Toku reo toku ohooho – my language my awakening. A personal reflection on equality and equity. Author: Lynn Rupe

by Claire | Mar 16, 2013 | Articles, Kaupapa Maori

Language cannot be separated out from culture and culture cannot be separated out from language. Could this statement ring more true than that the use of te reo Māori will encourage us to think about ngā tikanga Māori, therefore creating greater bicultural...
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