Ngā Kupenga Raupī a Tāwhaki - The nurturing nets of Tāwhaki

Two-day workshop

The Museum of New Zealand | Te Papa Tongarewa and Evaluation Associates | Te Huinga Kākākura Mātauranga are excited to collaborate on a learning opportunity that weaves together critical pedagogies into your local Social science curriculum.

This two-day workshop will be based at a local culture and heritage site to draw on local history, and how you can integrate it into your classroom. Working together, Te Papa and Evaluation Associates | Te Huinga Kākākura Mātauranga, draw on their strengths to provide an enriching workshop that focuses on belonging through place and the history of your locality.  Along with connection to placed-based and local history, you will deepen your understanding of weaving critical pedagogies into your local curriculum. You will be guided by two expert facilitators - one from Evaluation Associates | Te Huinga Kākākura Mātauranga and one from Te Papa Tongarewa - to bring together the best of knowledge for a full, rich programme of learning. 

What to expect

• Two-day professional learning workshop based in a local culture and heritage site.

• The combined expertise of two leading organisations, both specialists in their fields.

• The opportunity to network with other educators in your area.

Learning outcomes

• Use your local history, taonga and stories in the implementation of Te ao tangata | Social sciences curriculum including ANZHC.

• Deepen your understanding and practical application of critical thinking and literacy.

• Deepen your understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, mātauranga Māori and Māori histories in Te ao  tangata | Social sciences.

• Equip you to reflect on a range of ‘texts’ to interpret multiple perspectives.

Who is this for?

Primary, intermediate, and secondary school teachers up to year 10, and leaders.

Your investment:

$720 + GST per person. A 10% discount applies for three or more educators from the same school or kura.