Local Curriculum Design

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Local Curriculum Design brings the aspirations and contributions of your community to learning. Designing a rich local curriculum allows all whānau and mana whenua to make decisions with leaders and teachers about what they want their tamariki and mokopuna to experience. Effective local curriculum design is framed around progression based on the purposes for learning.

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Ngā Kaiwhakaruruhau | Our Facilitators

Marian Pearce

Kaiwhakaruruhau
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Marian Pearce

Kaiwhakaruruhau

Marian is an experienced teacher and PLD facilitator who thrives on supporting schools to develop their own high quality Te Ao Māori learning experiences and programs.

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Sharron Fabish

Kaiwhakaruruhau
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Sharron Fabish

Kaiwhakaruruhau

Sharron has facilitated professional learning and development in English and Māori-medium primary and secondary schools with leaders, teachers and whānau. She specialises in Te Reo Māori, culturally responsive and relational pedagogy as well as student learning and achievement, in particular for Māori learners. Sharron works in the Ahuriri and Heretaunga regions.

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Dr Mark Dashper

Kaiwhakaruruhau
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Dr Mark Dashper

Kaiwhakaruruhau

Mark is highly experienced in innovative teaching and learning environments and flipped classrooms, e-Ako pedagogies in collaborative environments to support kaiako to make positive shifts in their practice and encourage ākonga achievement, blended learning PLD to schools, culturally sustaining pedagogy, Ngā Toi.

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Rewa Paewai

Kaiwhakaruruhau
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Rewa Paewai

Kaiwhakaruruhau

Rewa is an experienced Te Reo Māori PLD facilitator (English medium) supporting primary and secondary teachers to plan and deliver quality te reo Māori programmes. Rewa has expertise in second language acquisition, formative and summative assessment practices, NCEA and culturally sustaining pedagogy.

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Dr. Lisa Watson

Kaiwhakaruruhau
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Dr. Lisa Watson

Kaiwhakaruruhau

Lisa is an experienced teacher and professional development facilitator with a working knowledge of implementing key Ministry of Education strategies and policies for supporting Māori student achievement such as; Ka Hikitia, Tātaiako, Hautū and Te Aho Arataki Marau (Te Reo Māori in English Medium Schools). Lisa works across Te Tai Tokerau region.

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Martin Turner

Programme Manager/Facilitator
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Martin Turner

Programme Manager/Facilitator

Martin is a Programme Manager for our Tui Tuia | Learning Circle Reading Recovery and Accelerated Learning in Literacy contracts with the Ministry of Education, delivering professional learning and development to schools in the Northern and Central South Ministry regions. 

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We have expert facilitators in these areas who can help create a tailored professional development plan to meet the unique needs of your school or kura.
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